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Jdm Canibeat No Fat Chics Joke Fresh As Fck Built Not Bought Bowtie Combo Decals on 2040-parts.com

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Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Refund will be given as:Money Back Item must be returned within:30 Days Return policy details:No questions ask exchange. Item must be in its original package and condition. Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Manufacturer Part Number:Car SUV Truck or Laptop Window Bumper Body Interchange Part Number:Fender, Windshield, Bumper Vinyl Set Warranty:Yes Part Brand:Japan Euro Fusion Die-Cut Stickers Combo-09 Other Part Number:Dope illest Hellaflush Domo Dope Fatlace Set

Roewe 350 (w/ Gallery)

Wed, 28 Apr 2010

The Roewe 350 is the first model built atop parent company SAIC's new A-class platform. At first sight, there appears considerable overlap with this latest model and the Roewe 550, but the 350's 2650mm wheelbase and overall length of 4521mm is roughly 100mm shorter than the 550. Read our opinion of the new design in our 2010 Beijing Motor Show Highlights and see more photos in the gallery below.

Ferrari Enzo replacement (F70) will get V12

Thu, 06 Oct 2011

Ferrari F70 (New Enzo) to get V12 It seems to be taking forever for Ferrari to bring the replacement for the Enzo to the market. And that has meant endless speculation (guilty as charged) about what exactly the new Enzo will have to offer. As far back as 2009, we spoke to one of Ferrari’s ‘Favoured’ customers who, even then, had received the call from Maranello asking if he would like to be one of the lucky recipients of the new Enzo.

£1,000 reward to shop drink drivers

Tue, 03 Dec 2013

CASH REWARDS of up to £1,000 are being offered to Christmas and New Year revellers who report drink-drivers to the police. Derbyshire Constabulary and West Midlands Police are promoting the rewards to help catch drivers who are over the alcohol limit or under the influence of drugs. Running until New Year's Day, the scheme will see posters placed in pubs and clubs urging drinkers to report those flouting the law to the Crimestoppers hotline.