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Join Date: Dec 2019
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Has anyone here had that conversation with family, friends, neighbours or random people after a car has been damaged and that old saying 'at least no one was hurt' as if to totally disqualify your interest in your car/s as not important? I get it people and safety first but is not ok to be upset about losing your pride and joy?
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Melb.
Posts: 4,466
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Hell yes....my wife....only interest in a car is it starts.....and gets her to where she needs to go...when I brought home our brand new G6ET it took her 2 days and a wheel spin making a left hand turn with oncoming traffic to comment that "this new one seems faster then our old wagon", which was a BA Futura ....and if anyone remembers the interior, it has Turbo on the dash gauges, door sills and exterior side and rear badging and she still didn't pick it up...
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