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Old 14-01-2008, 10:42 PM   #31
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Originally Posted by drew`SEVNT5
well, if we are talking the theory of evolution, i'd say that one of our cars is more advanced than another...christ, my alfa romeo comes close, just with a slightly more-oldschool injection system



ach! all in good fun



you enjoy your automotivie ipecac, ill go enjoy the car I bought because I couldn't afford a typhoon
Or a spell checker, why do you get ill enjoying your car? Could not afford a typhoon, yep, & not smart enough to own an EL GT( an automotivie epitome of Tickford Engineering) What is an automotivie? I think you may have had too much syrup!!!
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