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10-12-2021, 09:49 PM

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Nick M3

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Originally Posted by clyde

As long as you're okay with a novice fuckwit going to town on your car and all that could happen, I'm game!

i’m sure it’ll be better than it is. although i also have another X5 available if you really want to experiment.

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