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Authenticity Of Keris

27th January 2005, 02:47 PM

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Sepang

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Quote:

Originally Posted by DAHenkel

...... if you show me a picture of a '78 Pinto, I don't need to kick the tires and take it for a test drive to tell you its a piece of crap car.

Weah, I need to see a picture of a "78 Pinto" too if you don't mind...
What it is ? Kriss or sword or..... ?
I just have photos of my kerisses, but "78 Pinto", I realy just hear now.

Did U have it ?

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