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PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 7:49 am 
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man, that is so sad to see a Mini looking that un-blinged.

Good luck with the new one and thank God for Shannons.

Glad you're unscathed.

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Im sorry to say but it's time to put your harnesses in the bin too, after a hit lke that they could have suffered some strechting, better to get a new pair than have them fail if something like that happens again, but i hope it does'nt, it was a REALLY nice little car.

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such a nice mini..... :( . Glad no-one got hurt. How's the motor itself? looks ok in the pics, hope you can still use it. Good luck with the new shell (when u find one).


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