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Stocky Member Since: 13 Oct 2009 Location: New Forest Posts: 142 |
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19th Jan 2017 6:50pm |
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DrF Member Since: 30 Jun 2014 Location: South East Posts: 1395 |
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19th Jan 2017 9:48pm |
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JAYBOY Member Since: 17 Oct 2012 Location: South Wales Posts: 2204 |
2020 Porsche Panamera Turbo Hybrid (V FAST)
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19th Jan 2017 10:00pm |
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Flashman Member Since: 05 Jun 2011 Location: Windsor & Brentwood Posts: 1228 |
Great animation. Tom
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20th Jan 2017 5:19pm |
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miggit Member Since: 12 Jul 2014 Location: Milton Keynes Posts: 3657 |
Nice but not correct... if I'm not mistaken there was a Range Rover 'Classic' LSE..... long wheel base 108", right at the end of the classic run... it would appear to be missing Yesterday I couldn't spell Engineer... Today I are one!
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20th Jan 2017 7:37pm |
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mzplcg Member Since: 26 May 2010 Location: Warwickshire. England. The Commonwealth. Posts: 4029 |
YOu are not mistaken at all. It was available as far bask as the hard dash models. I had an L reg with the soft dash and a pal had a 300TDi version of the hard dash 108 inch. |
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20th Jan 2017 8:59pm |
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RR2008HSE Member Since: 06 Jan 2013 Location: British Columbia Posts: 2932 |
Very nice. I like it.
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21st Jan 2017 8:58pm |
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