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27-08-2008, 03:46 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Adelaide SA
Posts: 1,255
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Latest Ford killing news headline:
"Falcon can't deliver for underwater motoring" Shocking scenes today witnessed by many as a strandard falcon could not be started under 1.5m of saltwater, the only option for it to be towed away. Experts believe if it was say a Toyota Aurion, the car could have managed to be started, driven through the deep end and back onto the boat ramp with minimal fuss, also with a good dry out in the sun to be bought back to new. Does this spell the end for Ford Australia? The way its going it wouldnt surprise me to find this dribble in one of the next few papers |
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