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17-08-2012, 06:27 AM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
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Location: Adelaide
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dont know if its an SA only trend, but there are increasing numbers of young guys driving around in what appears to be Grandma's old 70's
mazda capella corolla 180B gemini any other popular 70's 4cyl anything that was considered a granny car in 70's. some are lowered and put whitewall tyres on them. other than that, absolutely stock standard. i also ride my pushbike past a large popular exhaust/mechanic and see several that have been restored lying awaiting mechanical work etc. is this trend emerging in the other states?
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70's 4 cyl -new trend or SA only?
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