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Originally posted by Psiker

i wouldnt spend  100k on a car full stop. smarter to buy a unit or a hoouse or something with that much money

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yea.. thatd be the smart thing to do..

Originally posted by Psiker

looks good aids. when will u be getting all this?

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adrian.. do u really wanna be called aids?

hhehehe noone has called me aids in ages! hehehee i remember that from year 8 and 9 hehehehe

anyways well hopefully in a lil while maybe 4 weeks to a month max just trying to get money together i already got the front bar just waiting for the rest to put it all on at once, it'll either be that or trust front, 400r skirts and rear and gt wing

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