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Happy too that your alternator was able to be exchanged at the last minute!

I took it out of my old engine that has been sitting there for 5 years or so now. Luckily it still works!!! :) .

ahh Yes very lucky to have a mechanic living with me, I get all my car question answered straight away.

Me "Is my car done yet?"

Mechanic "narh, to busy bro!"

you guys heard that before? hehe

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how hot is that car lol great cruise guys was awesome.. too bad about the ugly guy driving it its the one in the last pic.... ITS ME OH DAMNReduced: 80% of original size [ 1200 x 675 ] - Click to view full image26062010565.jpg

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