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Tofu

By Tofu,
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Hey guys,

I know a while back someone was selling the Belair's at quite a reasonable price. Im attempting to get my hands on the Valentine One radar detector. Does anybody sell them and if so what price?

Cheers,

Andrew

Delonix Radar, speak to Jeremy there tell him Kevin from the forum sent ya. I got one off him, not cheap but its the best one out there for W.A. Was suppose to do sum tests with him on the V1 & VEIL paint just b4 crissy but been busy, so far its been good tho.

http://www.delonixradar.com.au/western_australia/

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is this the one you are takling about? I just looked at the videos online and it does seem good hey!

http://www.radars.com.au/radar_detectors/w...ar-detector.php

My Whistler cost me about $500 and it's fkn great, has picked up everything I'm come across and haven't got done since I purchased it just before Xmas. Save me again last night on Cambridge St :blush:

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