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19-04-2005, 06:47 PM
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454 Power
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Townsville, NQ
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I've been dead set on putting another mustang in my garage, since i sol my last one to get an education.
A friend has ordered a brand new GTO monaro, and has offered me the VT R8 clubby at a very good price with a bit of stereo gear in it. My dilema is, do i buy it, drive it for a year or 2, sell it for what i paid, lose no money... or buy and sell real quick? or just forget the idea completely? I'm not a holden boy, but the r8's are very nice cars to drive, and they are quick too :(
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should i buy a clubby if its cheap?
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