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25-02-2011, 05:38 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Sydney
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i am a teacher too but i have been one for years so i can park mine next to my office with none of my teacher "friends" able to open their doors on it or back into it.
When i drove a Nimbus ( don't laugh) a teacher backed into me so hard that it lifted the passenger side off the ground. The school kids know it is death to touch the gt. YOu can look down both sides and not see a ding, scratch or a ripple. Back on topic. The answer is no, not even to run in and get a timetable! Classic with modular plastic |
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