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19-12-2007, 12:05 AM
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Sydney
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That Monaro is a bloody replica of an Italian classic, the 'Fiat Coupe'.... I have been looking into importing one of these beauties ever since I saw a yellow one on the streets of Turin with bonnet scoops and a body kit that made it look like a Ferrari. "Monaro" rear:  [/IMG] Fiat rear: [IMG]  [/IMG] "Monaro" front: [IMG]  [/IMG] Fiat front: [IMG]  [/IMG] And the whole real car.... [IMG]  [/IMG] She will be mine, oh yes, she WILL be mine..... |
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: Arn't the statemen worth around €40,000. Not a bad markup. Terrible styling. They should have left the original alone.
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