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M 60 rear sprocket does the same thing Chief, we had a drunk old man hit the middle road wheel and get caught in the track and it drug him and his Opel record right into the drive sprocket he ended up upside down behind us we were going in opposite directions he turned left into us. It was about 0200 hrs on a cold winters night on a narrow levee road, it tore the whole side of his car open. He was so drunk he did not now what happened to him and he also did not get a scratch on him. Lucky German that night.
That'll buff out. Get a private on it.
Kickin' hat, bro! You use that for dusting, or just kinky sex?
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