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awdmoke
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simon k wrote:
I reckon they look wierd like that.... but I'd like to see one as a cab chassis with a tray


One day, but not with a tray... 8) You'll have to wait to see what idea is in my head.

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poeee wrote:
One day, but not with a tray... 8) You'll have to wait to see what idea is in my head.


Does it involve chickens?

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awdmoke wrote:
poeee wrote:
One day, but not with a tray... 8) You'll have to wait to see what idea is in my head.


Does it involve chickens?


If you're lucky.

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simon k
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like how people do with beetles.


exactly... ;)

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Lillee wrote:
I had one of those new fancy tim tams the other day and thought, if it aint broke, don't fix it...


yeah those weird flavours.... black forest or something i tried. just doesnt sit right.
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Racing Green
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fix8ed wrote:
http://www.miniandmokeworld.com.au/modules/images/showImage.asp?image=/files/traders/trader-78/gallery/105/301200731433915.JPG

I thought where did I see that one before and here it is
[img=http://img99.imageshack.us/img99/2295/miniandmokeworldcomau.jpg]

This German company also converts saloons into "pick-ups":
http://www.mini-mengers.de/?page=pages/umbauten_pickup
http://www.mini-mengers.de/?page=pages/markt_detail

Not bad, but I'll stick with my genuine ute if you don't mind :D
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reminds me of an a35 ute. cute, but useless.

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