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10-06-2011, 11:07 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Brisbane
Posts: 3,568
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Went along to Munchies tonight , pretty quite but got talking to a bloke standing next to a tidy Ford GT replica , anyway discovered the story behind it
. It was a real one and worth several mill  ( it had the real tags on the bodywork all in gold edged shinyness) , very pleasant bloke who was there looking for a particular year and model of car re a purchase , yes I took a photo but being black paint I don't know if the phone did any good and will look in the morning , I must say when he left it was seriously tuff sounding and not at all quite , a good noise Now if one of the blokes with a decent camera could post a shot please as apart from the shape which was quite swoosh and timeless in a classic way the sound was seriously good music as he wound it some heading north along Beaudesert Rd , certainly a head turner .. |
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A real GT
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