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Comment by Toweringmarson Jan 14, 2022 10:37am

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RE:RE:A Raddy10 Sunfire Question for Toweringmars

Observer... Did you know, its a convertible?
Is it still considered a supercar?

1998 Pontiac Sunfire convertible in Wichita, KS | Item G8496 sold | Purple Wave

1998 Pontiac Sunfire convertible in Wichita, KS | Item G8496 sold | Purple Wave

Toweringmars wrote: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
I mean...

What else is there to do as an island boy with dial up.
Once the line is tied up by the trustees, its all over for him.

But ill tell you this for free... Thats the nicest most prestine clean 1995 Pontiac Sunfire the world has ever not seen. You know, on account that the wax is invisible.

Obserrverr wrote: Do you think raddy just sits in his car and makes VROOM noises? This way the car doesn't get dirty or scratched. After about a 10 minute session, he make believes the car got dirty. He then dusts it off with a microfiber cloth and applies a coat of Zaino. That way he keeps the stolen car clean as well as scratch-free?

Thoughts?