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Old 14-11-2011, 12:04 PM   #61
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Default Re: Car engine bay FIRE !

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Originally Posted by Professor Farnsworth
nah my point was you probably could have just kept working on the EA you bought and returned instead of buying another one which will most likely end up being more work, while still driving the Pintara.

But as i said, whatever keeps you happy
narrr my EA was better over all then the other one, it had some small bits of rust coming through and things like that. your right, fixing my EA is going to be more work, but it's something i wanna do. either way i was always going to fix my EA
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