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All good. They not only replaced the instrument cluster bezel, but they replaced the trim that holds in the instrument cluster and vents on the left and right side.

Yes - I've Seen All Good People

John Cafferty is great cruising music. Dad would listen to both albums start to finish on road trips from Reno to Las Vegas

She said to leave it to Meeeeeeeeeeee!!! Everything will be allllriiiiiiiight!

Best way would be to ask a friendly police officer or to see if you can look it up on a government website (not sure how that would work in Canada).

Cool! Interested to see how it turns out.

Never heard of it in the paint itself.

.50 BMG ... the ultimate tool to clear traffic.

Great point fishy. Never use an old container of open brake fluid unless you are positive that the purchase date has been recent.

Tried removing tint on my '96 GT that bubbled and turned purple. The plastic peeled off and left a nasty purple resin behind that I couldn't get off without a steam cleaner.

Keep us posted, and 60° shouldn't be an issue. I'm talking more like single digit temps. Hopefully they get to the bottom of it.

Yeah ... I've done better spray work with Krylon than companies can do with professional guns on water based. And new cars chip if you look at them crooked. My '14 is a little over six months old and has a chip collection to match the wheel I baptized on a curb >.< I never understood the people...

I saw what you posted in another thread. I've had white and yellow fogs. The yellow lights up the ground far better. The white tends to skip off the fog and won't illuminate the ground as well. Helps out with snow as well.

You'll be fine. Just make sure you go to the heavy-duty use maintenance schedule if you tow often and check your brakes (and it may help to spend the couple hundred bucks and get a set of slotted rotors with pads that have very low fade).

I live in SoCal, so yellow fogs are a must. It can get pretty foggy here.

If my Nokya bulbs die out and Miromoto makes a 2500K kit, I may consider it, but I still think the beam pattern is a little too short. Hard to tell. But yeah, if you don't already have the housings then the Miromoto with the Toyota kit sans housings is the cheapest bang for your buck. I like...

Any handle '98 - '02 should work in theory (same generation and usually door handles are left untouched through a generation, even if there is a mid-generation re-style). It isn't hard to do, just tedious. You gotta remove the door trim and you're working in a somewhat tight area, but it isn't...

Sucks about the beetles (sounds like the previous owner left their window open near a tree or something). Glad you got it all taken care of.

Your guess is as good as mine. The only thing you'll have in that area is the fuel pump and the fuel level sensor. Possible it is for an emissions component that isn't used for Corollas in your particular area. It may also just be an expansion plug.

Chances are, you'll be fine. I've had brake fluid go years before replacing, irrelevant of the miles on it. (Brake fluid gradually absorbs humidity from the air so it takes time to wear out).