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hey Maza, you should get yourself this:

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Mistubishi Evo Pajero, 3.5L 24 valve V6 MIVEC, full Recaro interior from Factory and Paris Dakar racing pedigree! And you can import no probs! These things are bloody quick and you can drive on your P's and have something both cool and rare, you would be pretty hard pressed to see another of these on the road, I've never seen one in Vic in the last 10 years!

Here's a white one too

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Go on mate, DO IT!!!! Be an individual!

I want to hit you with a stick... Multiple times.

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Can't really say I do, I might know a mate or two of his but not Chris himself, did he have a VLT and have custom plates or something?

nah, he said he had a cousin who had the only vl on gas with 747 in the plates...or atleast he said cousin lol could of been cousins mate...

The best first car is a shot box. Too many times do I drive around seeing a *cough* young hotty in mummies BMW/merc and I just cringe to think how much it would be to repair one of those when and I repeat when a p plater has an accident.

I had a barina as my first car and nicked a lot of things and the beauty of it was when I locked the keys in it I pried the door open and got them back haha. Not many cars will let you do that.

Get a shit box until you know how to drive!

Yeah nice generalisation. I never put a single mark on my car or had an accident as a P Plater and I'm sure I'm not the only one.

I do support getting a cheaper car to learn in however. Save the money and put it towards something more worthwhile when you're off your P's. Take it from someone who has made the mistake.

nah, he said he had a cousin who had the only vl on gas with 747 in the plates...or atleast he said cousin lol could of been cousins mate...

Well there's GAS-747 and that's owned by Paul S and the original owner of BBQ-747 is on this site and his name was Brad if that rings any bells otherwise nup unfortunately don't know anyone else even with 747 plates :P

Well there's GAS-747 and that's owned by Paul S and the original owner of BBQ-747 is on this site and his name was Brad if that rings any bells otherwise nup unfortunately don't know anyone else even with 747 plates :P

That is pretty much every 2nd VL.

Well there's GAS-747 and that's owned by Paul S and the original owner of BBQ-747 is on this site and his name was Brad if that rings any bells otherwise nup unfortunately don't know anyone else even with 747 plates :P

Ahhh yer gas 747 is the one

and get slapped with double finesthumbsup.gif

Or do what my mate did. Make up some bullshit story, and say that you have a turbod car that was purchased for you without the purchaser knowing the rules and that you would like to apply for exemption status. try that.

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