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Captain Malcolm Reynolds
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Adelaide
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Tonight after work I cruised a bit to catch up with a few mates, and the odo flicked over from five digits to six.
Feels like I'm driving a much older car now that I say its done 100,000km's, but I'm glad I've bought an AU that will probably do ten times that if I look after it properly! Now that its ran in properly, I might have to start saving the pennies seriously to get some of the good engine mods done  Bit of a pointless thread I know, but just thought I'd share it.
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Currently: 2014 Mazda6 GT (Daily) and 1999 Mazda MX5 (Fun Car) Previously: 2001 Ford Escape XLT; 2010 MC Mondeo; 1984 FD LTD; 2001 AU2 Falcon Forte; 2005 LS Focus Zetec; 1988 RE Colt; 1982 RB Colt; 1974 KE20 Corolla Quote:
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Finally hit the 100,000km mark
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