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Here is a link to some of pics from this years Gumball 3000 race. Thought you guys would like some pics of the skyline:

http://www.passionford.com/forum/viewtopic...r=asc&start=150

And here is a link to the Gumball 3000 video to date:

http://www.passion-gt.com/video/GumBall300...0_PassionGT.mpg

It is 75MB and is basically as the cars are going into the hotel for the evening. Very nice cars on there.

Both links courtesy of www.passionford.com.

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