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Old 15-07-2010, 11:22 PM   #11
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OH MY GOD!!! Go onto his Carsales ad (there is a link under the photo) and check out the photo of the engine bay, I've been laughing for the last 5 minutes.

Not because he wants 20k for a riced up Commodore, but because the engine bay looks like a McDonalds kiddie playground! Seriously, its all blue and yellow!

Got to love the "If I can unbolt it, I'm paintin it" mentality.

EDIT: There is a Bad Boy sticker on the fan shroud!!
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