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I saw Nankangs being posted and had to laugh.

*laughs*

Car has not been complied yet.. so nangas is what was in japan..

Federal Evo's is what it will be wrapped in when i finish it :)

anyways broad minded persons.. i won mobile 1 guys over..

PCE Performance/Phantom Motors are now backed by Mobil 1 !

hey dan, yes r33s cop shit lol,

but if i were to have one and had a dickload of cash, itd look like this:

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YUMMEH!

Edited by astrotristan2

my orange is so teh sex

ur just upset that i can pull 10ton bitches while ur car sits on bricks with rust :D more rust then dave!

Fixed.

I think you might have been lead down the garden path there with the size/quantity thing Tas

Tas pulling chicks:

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