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1986 Toyota Corolla DX [AE82]

1986 Toyota Corolla [AE82] in The Dead Pool, Movie, 1988 IMDB

Class: Cars, Sedan — Model origin: JP — Made for: USA

1986 Toyota Corolla DX [AE82]

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929V6 NL

2013-02-15 20:44

1984+ Toyota Corolla [E80]

karoomay SY

2013-02-15 22:22

1986-87 by CHMSL

Lateef NO

2013-02-15 22:23

And by the taillights as well.

karoomay SY

2013-02-15 22:57

Not to mention the front turn signal too.

Lateef NO

2013-02-15 23:03

It still paralyses me how passenger-side mirrors still weren't required back then :wow:

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karoomay SY

2013-02-15 23:09

I guess back in the 80s, having a passenger mirror was still considered a luxury. :p I wonder when they started requiring dual side mirrors on all cars? :think:

tore-40 NO

2013-02-16 05:56

This is California, where still for a passenger car 'not less than two such mirrors, including one affixed to the left-hand side' are required (i.e internal mirror and driver's side mirror, unless view is blocked) http://www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/vctop/d12/vc26709.htm

Other states only require a mirror - that's it. http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f176/list-state-mirror-laws-565361/

antp BE

2013-02-18 15:32

I think that in Belgium the passenger mirror is required only if there isn't an interior mirror (or if it is not useable, e.g. in a panel van)

Ingo DE

2013-02-18 15:38

karoomay wrote I guess back in the 80s, having a passenger mirror was still considered a luxury. :p I wonder when they started requiring dual side mirrors on all cars? :think:


It depends on the national laws back then. In Germany it was an extra option far into the 80ies, while in Sweden it was required since the 60ies (does anyone knows the year?) Until it became mandatory in Germany (year?) a right mirror was required, when you couldn't use the inner mirror (due the vehicle's construction or due the load) and when the vehicle had a trailer-coupling.

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