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04-08-2005, 05:48 PM
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Moopheus?
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Toowoomba
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Well, we see it every time a new model is released. Back when every bogan had an xf, out came the ef, and suddenly the ea came out of the woodwork, they were everywhere, now that many BA's prowl the streets, im seeing more and more EF/L's coming out of nowhere.
Perhaps the previous owners of these cars always have them garaged or at work, and every couple of years they get sold off to blokes like me, who drive them around all day and night. Thoughts? Did that make sense?
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BA's make EF's come out of the woodwork
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