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Old 18-06-2011, 10:09 PM   #11
Peterwl
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Default Re: List all the cars you have owned in order.....

1. 1950 Austin A 40
2. 1957 Austin A 55
3. 1967 XR Falcon ( new )
4. 1968 GT Falcon ( new )
5. 1970 Monaro HT 350 (manual ) ( new )
6. 1972 LJ Torana GTR ( new )
7. 1974 LH Torana 253 ( new )
8. 1983 VH Commodore 4.2 Manual ( new )
9. 1985 VH Commodore 5.0 litre auto ( ex chaser )
10. 1987 VK Calais 5.0 Litre
11. 1991 Mazda 323 (new )
12 1993 VR Commodore V6 ( new )
13. 2000 Vectra ( German import )
14. 2002 VH Commodore Equipe ( new )
15. 2002 VH Commodore Equipe ( insurance replacement )
16. 2009 FG XR6 Falcon
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