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Upside Down Evoque - sco77harris - 20-10-2012 10:12am
http://www.nairaland.com/1075255/range-rover-evoque-involved-accident-abuja
RE: Upside Down Evoque - XFullFatTim - 20-10-2012 10:21am
Internet scam...............
RE: Upside Down Evoque - THEMACS - 20-10-2012 01:17pm
(20-10-2012 10:21am)XFullFatTim Wrote: Internet scam...............
Why do you say that? Those don't look like fake pics!
RE: Upside Down Evoque - XFullFatTim - 20-10-2012 01:47pm
Because it's Nigerian
RE: Upside Down Evoque - jitenc - 20-10-2012 02:57pm
(20-10-2012 01:47pm)XFullFatTim Wrote: Because it's Nigerian
If it was Nigerian, the wheels would have gone missing, and my long lost relative would have them added to his Will plus a million pounds... I only need to pay the first £100......for clearance from the bank..
Upside Down Evoque - orvieto - 21-10-2012 12:37am
Interesting that pano roof hasn't cracked in accident.
RE: Upside Down Evoque - Evo-king - 21-10-2012 08:26am
No it requires something far more threatening, like a flying stone or a technicians tool (screwdriver)
RE: Upside Down Evoque - doug - 21-10-2012 10:44am
(21-10-2012 08:26am)Evo-king Wrote: No it requires something far more threatening, like a flying stone or a technicians tool (screwdriver)
So true.
It's the same for double glazing. You can hit a sealed unit as hard as you like with chair, but tap the courner with a nail (spring loaded centre punch) & it will shatter into millions of pieces
A bit of advice for anyone finding them selfs trapped in a burning building.