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Well, Dan an Liz got one :) It was my special happy super day on July 15th, and of course none of you were invited for obvious reasons.... you are all figments of my imagination, tra la la :D

Anyway, heres what I got...

Had the Ferrari and Jaguar for about 5 years, had the R32 GTR since christmas.

Got the Z-tune from my girlfriend, bought both JGTC cars and the RS Cosworth off BIANTE recently.

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I haven't had sex with any of them yet.

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