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a little something i helped organise LOL

http://www.mix1023.c...ovita-06-mannum

Haha awesome! Not as good as the drifting vid in which the chick actually has her cans out, but close :)

dont think she was wearing a bra on the day... she was wearing a G banger and see thro pants also...

shes got a smashed head but a ok rack ..............................did u get book of the road out of her at least ?

that video to come or?

oh, and just fyi, if you are buying a Bosch fuel pump, the easiest way to spot fake vs genuine, is

-fakes are stamped made in germany

-genuine are stamped made in czech republic

does that go for all the bosch range? how do u know this chief?

There is a much longer version around, but I cbf finding it - here is the short less interesting version

edit I think you need to do an age verification to watch it - go watch it on YouTube

does that go for all the bosch range? how do u know this chief?

just had to do some research for a guy that wanted to buy my 044, not sure if that covers the whole range

Was talking to repair shop this afternoon - apparently my Optima yellow-top has kicked the bucket in the 7 months the car has been in repair - and apparently insurance won't cover that sort of thing. Unfortunately, it's also out of it's 3 year warranty period.

Anyone know where I can get a cheap Optima yellow-top D34 tomorrow to save me ringing around?

Was talking to repair shop this afternoon - apparently my Optima yellow-top has kicked the bucket in the 7 months the car has been in repair - and apparently insurance won't cover that sort of thing. Unfortunately, it's also out of it's 3 year warranty period.

Anyone know where I can get a cheap Optima yellow-top D34 tomorrow to save me ringing around?

If I remember correctly there is a Battery Wholesaler on Marion road that Martin (Hostile) told me about.

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