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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Perth
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The WA American Car Club organised an Independence Day Cruise and it was pretty good seeing such an eclectic gathering of cars instead of the usual all Mustangs or all Chevs etc.
Ended up at Whiteman Park, absolutely perfect day for a cruise and the Vintage motor cycle club turned up too, bonus. So here's a few pics, the Chev with the hydraulic kit in it kept the crowd entertained. I'll start with a Ford and then it's a mixed bag.   How's this for bling   The paint and detail on this just had to be seen to be believed.  Yes please Santa, I've been good, can I have one of these.  Quick wheres the fire extinguisher? (sorry, thats all I could think of).   
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American Independance Day Cruise Perth
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