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06-11-2005 07:07 AM #1

STONEY-13
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Jun 2005

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Car Year, Make, Model: ford thames 15cwt pickup

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wheelstanding

any you dudes got idears to make my truck wheel stand? its a ford thames 15 cwt this is uk stuff ok.

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