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It's not the only one, a guy in Sydney bought an original black one years ago. It was on the news and everything

Yeah the same guy owned both of them, the black one has been sold and is no longer in the country...

I saw it at the Motor Show last year in the exhibitors and traders section.

If the car is going to be running and driven, then I might consider coming out to see it... If it's just going to be sitting there like it was at the Motor Show, then I'll pass.

havent read the thread but if its the orange one that was sitting in rick damelian's on parramatta rd for like 6 months then yes. i would give my left nut for it, no. i wouldn't go out of my way to see it..

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