Quite a start

[vt100]

Originally Posted by Steeler

Back in the day.....waaaaay back.
I bought a used 1971 Toyota Corolla.
First thing I did was change out the radio and in behind the original was a bag of weed.

Worthy of an "Easter Egg" classification?

I'm puzzled now! Did you sell or consumed it?

[Steeler]

Originally Posted by vt100

I'm puzzled now! Did you sell or consumed it?

Don't remember!

[salfer]

Originally Posted by Steeler

Back in the day.....waaaaay back.
I bought a used 1971 Toyota Corolla.
First thing I did was change out the radio and in behind the original was a bag of weed.

Worthy of an "Easter Egg" classification?

Winner! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[Efthreeoh]

Originally Posted by Piper1

This has me thinking. Should we create a thread for Easter eggs that are found from previous owners/dealers that are left for you to find? Even found tools in our new bronco left from the dealer from doing the installed items.

So, my CarMax Easter eggs for my E86 (several of these I found months after purchase):

- ill-fitting POS aftermarket engine oil filter (i.e. not a MANN or Mahle OE/OEM) - and only God knows what oil CarMax used and how much they filled the sump with; I changed the oil right away after my initial 200-mile road trip driving home from CarMax
- low coolant level
- crease in right front fender above headlight
- incorrect sized battery and completely missing vent tube*
- Engine air box half-full of shredded newspaper (from Cincinnati, OH) and shredded fiberglass insulation. A mouse made a nice home for himself in there
- Broken-off storage door pin that closes the interior cubby light (behind the seats)
- Cabin airfilter nearly fully clogged with decaying leaves and Poplar tree seed
- Loose-fitting passenger-side B-pillar trim (**tabs broken from the audio system install I'm guessing)
- Bondo on inner right front bumper

* a missing battery vent tube on a used BMW is the tele tale sign the car was not maintained properly by a BMW tech/enthusiast.

Good easter eggs:
- **the PO had the audio system upgraded with an amp, speakers, and subs all from JL Audio (I knew this going in because there is a small JL Audio button sticker on the instrument panel next to the traction control button)
- it had a fresh set of Pirelli P-Zero's RFT
- CarMax brand front license plate holder (but I like it, so BFD); looks like the plate is floating in front of the bumper

Yeah, CarMax has a 100-point inspection by "industry experts". LFOL.

[zoomnad]

Originally Posted by Steeler

Back in the day.....waaaaay back.
I bought a used 1971 Toyota Corolla.
First thing I did was change out the radio and in behind the original was a bag of weed.

Worthy of an "Easter Egg" classification?

I second that that you are the winner! AND the fact that Steeler doesn't remember whether consumed or threw it away, well......

[StealYourFace2]

Wowee - the nuts thing is that M3 (e46) catch the same dough in that shape.

Note to self need set of 224s still..