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Wow nice!

how long you had your V for? about 3-4 weeks?

Hope to see you at WA V35 Cruise

Thanks! Ummm I've had the V35 for about 5 months ;)

nice i like. =)

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Very Nice!! Photos look very professional too, almost like an Advert for the car.

Thanks!! Yeh, very happy with the pictures, probably will post more up soon!

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Last night. testing to find a good spot for a photo shoot. it was really misty last night so i will wait for a better night and when i get my fog lights and new door lights

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Thanks m8, took a year to find one over here that suited what I wanted.

Price wise $28k is more realistic and more than likely what most will find the norm soon.

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