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30-11-2022, 05:17 PM
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You have to wonder whats happening to them all really.
I would imagine Prior to FGII has mostly gone to the wreckers by now. FGII an FGX really are what i see, FGX very rarely. GMH Wise i dont see much other than the odd VE and VF now, id suspect the same fate has happened to them too. The prized models of FoA and GMH i guess are being stored away now as future classics. I worry about my FGX now but i still drive it as a weekender mainly due to the fact of parts availability is getting scarce and they are written off if damaged.
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