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Was just sent these links by a friend......

Pretty sad to see it like this after all the hard work that was put in.

Car was sold in March to make way for a 996 GT3 cup car (which turned into a pregnant wife instead)

Check out the small gif 'video' in the link below too

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Wellington, New Zealand. Seaview Sealed Sprints event.

Edited by OLLIE_NZ

I'd just spent the last 20 mins drooling over this build, to see it busted up is a real shame. At least it looked liked it had some real good use before its demise!

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