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Old 23rd June 2006, 12:02   #21
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Old 25th June 2006, 11:33   #22
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Darren,

simon goes sideways still has his engine out of his LE. He is based in North London.

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Since when is that an LE? That car was silver IIRC.....
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yeh its not an LE is it Sal ! hahaha

although it would have been nice !

just a regular 3.8 6speeder !! coming apart bit by bit now, more bits being sold, hopefully the engine soon
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