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<blockquote data-quote="MG" data-source="post: 6699" data-attributes="member: 941">There's a rarely seen first-gen Toyota Corona for sale on the auction site Bring a Trailer. The aqua 1966 sedan comes complete with 13-inch wheels and a two-speed automatic transmission.The Corona model was the predecessor to the Camry.The no-reserve auction ends on Wednesday, January 19, with bidding as of Saturday at $3000 but sure to go up.&quot;From Small Things (Big Things One Day Come),&quot; Bruce Springsteen once sang. The Boss probably wasn't referencing the first-gen Toyota Corona, but he could have been. This humble sedan—Toyota's second try at selling a passenger car in the U.S. market after the disaster of the Toyopet—is the model to which today's Toyota Camry can draw its lineage. And while the long-serving, bestselling Camry is a big deal, the Corona from which it sprung is indeed pretty small. It's also pretty obscure, which makes this highly original 1966 example, for sale right now on Bring a Trailer (our fellow Hearst Autos website) all the more significant.We'll grant that the Camry....<a href="https://autos.yahoo.com/toyota-camry-fans-own-car-190000229.html" target="_blank">READ MORE HERE</a><a href="https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1966-toyota-corona-4/" target="_blank">Visit the Auction HERE...</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="MG, post: 6699, member: 941"] There's a rarely seen first-gen Toyota Corona for sale on the auction site Bring a Trailer. The aqua 1966 sedan comes complete with 13-inch wheels and a two-speed automatic transmission. The Corona model was the predecessor to the Camry. The no-reserve auction ends on Wednesday, January 19, with bidding as of Saturday at $3000 but sure to go up. "From Small Things (Big Things One Day Come)," Bruce Springsteen once sang. The Boss probably wasn't referencing the first-gen Toyota Corona, but he could have been. This humble sedan—Toyota's second try at selling a passenger car in the U.S. market after the disaster of the Toyopet—is the model to which today's Toyota Camry can draw its lineage. And while the long-serving, bestselling Camry is a big deal, the Corona from which it sprung is indeed pretty small. It's also pretty obscure, which makes this highly original 1966 example, for sale right now on Bring a Trailer (our fellow Hearst Autos website) all the more significant. We'll grant that the Camry....[URL='https://autos.yahoo.com/toyota-camry-fans-own-car-190000229.html'][B][COLOR=rgb(255, 0, 0)]READ MORE HERE[/COLOR][/B][/URL] [URL='https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1966-toyota-corona-4/'][B][COLOR=rgb(255, 0, 0)]Visit the Auction HERE...[/COLOR][/B][/URL] [/QUOTE]

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