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bevo89

By bevo89,
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I'd laugh if they never made one and that guy wasted 400$ Also thats 4th pic. 3rd pic is a bunch of flat cappers in a r32 with their number on the windscreen probably to attract phone calls from rather hideous women & strange men. Noel, if you read this it is a good time to break out that picture I made.

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maybe he's 36 and his name is Gary Thomas Ronaldo

Hahahahaha...idiot!

FAILFAILFAILFAILFAILFAILFAIL! Although a R36 GTR in future would change things a bit.

Wouldn't change the fact that the car he currently drives is NOT a R36 GTR!! In which case he would STILL FAILFAILFAILFAILFAILFAILFAIL!

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