Wednesday, August, 16 2011

A deer hit my car as I was driving down my local Rt. 46. It hit the windshield, front passenger roof and damaged the passenger door and fender. AS all of you do, I adore Toyota, Celicas, and especially

6 Gens. This is the second Celica I had to see in a bad spot and this time I'm in no position to get it back up and running myself, especially since I'm a full time college student. What I'm asking for, is all

of you who can do so, please send help in any way you can. My phone number is (973) 886-4109 I don't want to get rid of this car unless I can get another one, and swap whatever parts I need. Even

then I would miss my first 6gen.

If there is anything you can send or sell cheaply, I live at 414 Stonegate Ln., Stanhope NJ 07874

Thank you all in advance, for your passion and support. Thank you!

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I'll be honest man I don't think anyone is just gonna hand you free parts plus it sounds like the car was damaged on parts you can't really replace otherwise. I'd talk with your insurance company and see what they can do.

I understand, but I figured at the very least it wouldn't hurt to take out a couple of seconds to reach out to fellow enthusiasts. That's all.

bummer man... you should go hunting when season starts.

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If you look at my car in my profile, similar situation except at 72 mph. I rebuilt mine WHILE being a college student, engineering at that. You can do it But i quote this because I hit that deer on Wednesday morning. Got home on Friday from work, killed a 10 pt buck sunday morning with my bow... You should also exact your revenge in the hunting way.

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HAHAHAHAHA - don't mean to blow up your thread man, but this is coming over from another thread haha.

I literally just got a bow too, I plan on getting that revenge!!!

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There ya go! but i have faith. look for a cheap parts car in local classifieds etc. I got my car for 400$. you may have to wait, but it's worth having most everything you need in one place.

I hate when people use college as an excuse for being broke. There are people who work full-time and attend college full-time while raising families. That should humble your a$$ real quick.

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