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07.27.2008, 05:19 PM

Yes, it does seem to drift well. Although, I doubt I'd have that much fun with it. The drivers in these commercials seem to be far more skilled than I. I'd probably be hitting every stationary object within a few hundred feet of the thing.
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07.27.2008, 05:23 PM

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Yes, it does seem to drift well. Although, I doubt I'd have that much fun with it. The drivers in these commercials seem to be far more skilled than I. I'd probably be hitting every stationary object within a few hundred feet of the thing.

BRIAN you would not like this vechile because it has fans .


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