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13-07-2007, 06:43 PM
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I see the Aussie dollar is almost up to 0.87 compared to the USA currency how good is this for anyone thinking of buying old yank iron. Although Holden might be up the sh#t when it comes to their exporting..
 I was looking to buy some bits for mustang looks like now is a great time..  |
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Aussie Dollar Vs Yankie Dollar
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