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27-02-2011, 09:48 PM
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Also since when ever do people use Falcons to tow/carry anything anyway? Up where I live out in the sticks, anyone who has some sort of big trailer like horse floats or car trailers uses SUVs, dual cab utes or 4X4s like Cruisers. The only Falcon/Commodore utes I see are ones with a slammed ride height and 20" wheels, with not a spec of dirt on them. |
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i dont think you can compare that in comfort to a falcon.
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