Selling Simmons skis from a 02 rmk 800 see pics skis need carbides they were removed skis are really really nice other then carbides see pics no weather cracking dark color nice skis
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Ferrari SP FFX revealed – it’s not a looker
Tue, 28 Jan 2014The one-off Ferrari SP FFX – complete with white fringe and coupe roof. Ferrari Special Operations is the division of Ferrari that relieves very well-heeled punters of vast quantities of cash to create one-off specials – just like Eric Clapton’s Ferrari SP12 EC. But a big bank account doesn’t necessarily equate to great taste, at least not if the only image we have of Ferrari’s latest one-off creation – the Ferrari SP FFX – is anything to go by.
Jaguar F-Type: Fearless
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This could be your first autonomous vehicle
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