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26/05/2012
 

Bam x Vogue x is350

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Written by: Reign
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The sharpied up is350 gets a custom paint job from Bam and Vogue. They split the car in half with a heaven and hell theme. Sickest burner that I’ve ever seen on a car. I hope the owner keeps this paint job. I’d like to see some drift cars with some dope aerosol art.

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