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19-03-2010, 10:57 AM
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Ok lads and ladies (particularly the older ones),
For years Ive had this question and now i can have it answered due to the car fanatics we have here on AFF. (ill try my best to explain it but if its not clear ask and ill reword) When cars like the XT to XY GT's and coupes, the GTS Monaro (etc) came out, Did you know it was going to be something special? Did you know it would be a classic? I personally thing the new FPV GS will be a classic and the BF Cobra (particularly the Utes)
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Could you tell it was a classic??
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