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Old 24-11-2011, 03:31 PM
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Default Vaughn Gittin Jnr. Mustang

Apologies if this should be in "Videos", but it seemed like a general car thing, so I've put it here!

Some of you may have heard of Vaughn Gittin Junior, but if you haven't he's a US drift driver, Monster backed, loud... you know the score. Anyway, I just spotted this video where he discusses his own cars, specifically the "RTR-X", his own slightly modified 1969 Mustang Fastback...



...it may not be to everyones taste (and I apologise if you've already seen it), but this is giving me the serious horn:







It looks like a cartoon muscle car!
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