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15-01-14, 01:32
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Whenever I hear about these massive floods, or disastrous fires I always wonder if any restored or restorable vehicles are lost.
Unfortunately news of the massive fires in Oz in the past few years is not widely broadcast in Canada, probably even less so in the US? ya know- a few years ago I would be more interested in the finishing school for young ladies, but now id be more interested in the old whiskey PS- Rob...did you try the passion fruit...man I looooooove that stuff but cant afford it here.
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