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every one, some one is looking the car, and he got my word, that I will keep the car for him until do not buy it ,he will decide this very soon

I really want to post more pictures, however I do not have time to wash the car, the car is very dirty now, so even I post pictures on, you guys would say, what is this piece of shit? haha .... So , if any one interested in my car, I strongly recommand you come and look, the car will give you wonderful feeling. So, any one in Melbourne, come on, have a look.

Come on ~~~~!!!!!!

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