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Old 27-08-2019, 04:12 PM   #11
Interceptor
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Default Re: Back in the day what car would you buy

HQ SS Sedan, red, 253 and auto....
HQ GTS Monaro, black, 350 and 4 speed
XY Falcon 500, yellow, 250-2V, 4 speed
XC GS Ute, 351, Auto
XE ESP, monza red, 4 speed
WB Magnum ute, 308, auto
VN SS Group A
ED XR8 Sprint, Cobalt blue, manual, cruise, bodykit….. :'(

I'd be happy to have had those if I'd been there at the time.... Kinda happy with what I've got that has been built since the mid 90's
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