Anyway Guys back to the topic of cars lol.
The hardest car I found to kill was a Toyota Corona Station Wagon. Frigging awesome car, you would remember it Mutant. Flogged it for a couple of years and it was knackered when I got it.
When I retired it, the brakes throw out sparks, the clutch need triple pumping and the motor had turned into a 2 stroke. Took 3 or 4 litres of oil to the tank of petrol. In the end I parked it down the paddock and got a tarago bloody kid mover. Goodbye singletom! Had kids coming out everywhere.
Anyway, there it would sit for 6 months or so in the frost and rain just being a home for any displaced rats or other vermin. When I needed to get some fire wood I would just amble down with a battery and a can of juice, bang the battery in and throw some petrol in the tank and some down it's throat, turn the key and away it would go. It did that every time I wanted it, try getting cars these days to do that hey.
In the end a young guy down the valley wanted it and as we were moving into Launceston I gave it to him. When he got his hands on it he cut the bloody roof off it and installed a 44 gallon drum in the back so it could feed water to the motor as the radiator had at last shit it;s self. Well in the end the inevitable happened,while paddock bashing he went over a drain and the bloody thing folded in 1/2 lol. They had trouble dragging it into the hole they used for a rubbish tip because the back wheels weren't touching the ground anymore.
I take pride in sending cars to their grave but this one stood the test and needed a true idiot to kill it.