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Hey guys & girls,

New DVD with some of Australia's best drift coverage from back in the day, stuff from Japan, stunt riding & behind the scenes goofs.

If your a drift fan then you want to add it to the collection.

Phat Sliggity

Only $14.95

Reply or PM to order :)

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It is an Awesome DVD, picked one up a couple of weeks ago. I think its between 90 mins and 2 hours from memory!

Love the Japan drift stuff, the Drift Australia stuff cracked me up, Denzo is a goose! and some of the stunt riding is jaw dropping, and painful!

It's a pretty cheap DVD considering what you can pay for these type of things nowadays. Support the industry i say!

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