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Nice location for pics.... Gazza was gunna go and

I was meant to jump in but between his hayfever and my working late.... Once again I failed lol.... Couple of weeks guys.... Mine isn't photo worthy, it's more cruise spec ;)

Cheers for the comments guys.

I rekn Ant's is sexier.

Cant wait to get some shots of both our ladies together.

Wedge_r34gtr, yours would fit in the pics nicely too.

Yea mate, it will happen! Up here or in Sydney one day.

Was funny, when we were finishing up we had the guys that organized the art behind my car, they mentioned they would like to see the pics, and they can tell us other areas they have done also. Some good potential spots around there for sure

TBH, i've always been fan of bayside blue...sometimes i wish waited for the right one to come up...however, looking at doing a respray next year...so who knows.

The day before we pulled the engine out...needs a good buff.

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TBH, i've always been fan of bayside blue...sometimes i wish waited for the right one to come up...however, looking at doing a respray next year...so who knows.

The day before we pulled the engine out...needs a good buff.

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Looks hot mate, love your skirts.



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