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23-02-2012, 01:06 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Tweed Coast, NSW
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Got that dreaded phone call this morning... A drunk driver had stacked it into the back of my pride and joy. Luckily the better half wasnt in the car when old mate hit it.
     In the last pic, the lady on the far left of the pic, is where the front of our car was before he hit it.
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The only issue with our new FG XR6T is that no one has told me how to prevent the stains on my shorts that happen ever time i mash the accelerator pedal  : and now the lil dint in the rear bumber http://www.fordforums.com.au/showthr...30#post4142130My speed limiter is set to 120 - anything over that and she punches me in the arm. |
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Carefull in the wet guys (and bloody drunk drivers)
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