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Another Hummer look-a-like: The Renault Sherpa 2

Another Hummer look-a-like: The Renault Sherpa 2

Rigval

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I wrote about the Dartz Prombron earlier, a Russian Hummer-like vehicle that costs a bomb and one that uses exotic whale penis leather for the owners to sit on and feel kinky while doing so. I also mentioned that Hummer shaped vehicles are now dime a dozen and there are look-a-likes from China and Europe. Here is one I saw at a Defense Exhibition held in Kuala Lumpur recently. The Renault Sherpa 2. It looks very


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Mustank

now [inlove] this piece of shiit [inlove] is even better than the russian [pirate] version

 

this guy even have a turret [sunny] .... can use to shoot down the ero gantry [laugh]

 

if i drive this around, i think even lowlee also don wanna park beside me [laugh]

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Mustank

you are right man! hummer may be [knife] but his spirit lives on[sunny][sunny][sunny]

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