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Old 28-02-2013, 10:23 AM   #11
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Default Re: VF Holden

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what is Holdens infatuation with oversized knobs and dials on the dash ?

Another thing I always wondered was why is the hazard light always prominent in the centre, how often does anyone ever actually use it ? its like that in a friends VZ as well which I thought was really odd.
A lot of makes and models (if not all) have the hazard button in the centre. I much prefer it there.
The B series Falcons had it in an awkward place.
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