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Ten Four

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Hey all the pro photo choppers out there, i want to scare the living daylights out of my dad whos 63 and owns a Bentley Mulsanne, his pride and joy. What would be great is a big body kit, rims, plates etc. GTR badge on the grill maybe? :P

anyways do your best please and i dont know how to put a pic in here so i'll just give you the link, cheers.

http://s173.photobucket.com/albums/w78/R34...=Picture001.jpg

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Yeah hes the driver and he said he'd buy it to earn some income but hes done like 2 jobs in 2 years? :)

Just an excuse to buy one :ninja:. To make matters worse when he is doing a job, he wears some sort of navy uniform all black with gold buttons down the middle, sometimes he wears his bentley cap... anyways that answers your question lolz. You'll find his adds on random notice boards at the Nedlands/Dalkeith area? Perth

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