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  1. 2nd December 2013, 09:29 AM #1
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    You don't need to be crazy ... but it helps...

    This is a great time of year when you have young kids ..... The angry boss women inside has been asking me to clean up around the place for ages....





    Sit some of the missing panels back on and give it a hose down.



    For some reason my wife wasn't really impressed when I said I was going to put this lovely garden sculpture up on the nature strip for all the neighbours to see Infact she's being quite insistant I have to remove it from the nature strip before the police knock on our door the neighbours get really ****ed with us....


















































    I wonder where the nutty car person lives in our street The kids reckon it bloody fantastic I'm not worried about anyone stealing our christmas decorations
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  2. 2nd December 2013, 10:57 AM #2
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    That's bloody fantastic!

    I would suggest that when you re-park it you don't put it under the tree again, the falling **** only makes them rust away faster!

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    Looks great! Something different yet festive!
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    Nice DS - what year is it from?
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    Love it
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    It's a parts car ... so we don't worry about it rusting (well rusting even more than it currently is). It's an aussie built 1963 ID19 .... I have a couple of them on club permits that drive. They near bloody stop traffic... Kids stop and point .... The old D's sure do look different to anything else on the road these days

    My kids haven't realised there embarrassing yet and ask "can we go in the old car" often... Soon they'll be refusing to be seen dead in something so ugly and embarrassing.... It'll be great character building for them to be dropped off at school in something so embarassing Especially given everyone else seems to drive a 3ton 4wd.

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    There are a couple of them here in Hobart in an excellent condition. A black one have the interior restored in full leather for $11000
    I have a soft spot for f French cars, having before a Renault Dauphine, Peugeot 205, 504 and 505 and now the awesome 406 coupé V6
    Love to have a Citroen C2 VTR 1.6 or a 205 GTR again
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    Gold!

    If the nature strip isn't acceptable - how about on top of the roof of the house?
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    Geez!!! And here I spent $7 on 3 solar powered reindeer cut outs
    I'm shattered
    Looks great, mate!
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  10. 2nd December 2013, 08:34 PM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by DoubleChevron View Post

    The old D's sure do look different to anything else on the road these days


    seeya,
    Shane L.
    New D's looked different to any thing else on the the road in the old days

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