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| View Poll Results: GT replicas/clones? | |||
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41 | 22.91% |
| No, too many around. |
  
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53 | 29.61% |
| Indifferent, as long as someones in a ford. |
  
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44 | 24.58% |
| Ok if a proper clone..ie no fancy pants paint, billits and flash interior. |
  
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41 | 22.91% |
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22-12-2011, 08:29 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Tamworth
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So, what are people thoughts?
These days there is a big market for this type of stuff, with shops offering drive-in, drive-out GT's. Now, everyone loves a GT (and lets face it, there would be a few less GT wedding cars with out the fakers lol), but, is it coming at a cost? People are getting such models as GS's or fairmonts and ripping lovely vinyl roofs off and chucking GT stripes on them...waste i think. As an interesting point, some BA-BF falcon owners cop flack for putting GT stuff on their non-GT's... Note: No offence intended to owners of GT replicas :-)
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X-Series GT Replicas/Clones.
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