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27-02-2009, 12:21 PM
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Pity the fool
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http://www.caradvice.com.au/23698/fo...tv-a-sure-bet/
Caradvice reckon these photos were taken at the You Yangs proving ground. They also reckon that they spied an FG RTV ute mule being tested but I think that has been debunked as twaddle (facilities management ute apparently). There is another thread for that particular item I believe. However a Commodore Sportwagon was also photographed at the site:  The question is - why would Ford need or want a Commodore wagon at the proving ground? If you look closely, it has an inventory number on the tailgate which suggests to me that it isn't an employee's car - it's for evaluation. So what gives? |
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Commodore sportwagon at Ford's proving ground
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