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JESSICA

1991 TOYOTA HILUX

his is my 1991 2.8-litre dual-cab HiLux, and it’s my absolute pride and joy. I bought it stock as a rock and have owned her for nearly a year. In that time I’ve put in more than 50,000km of camping, hunting, fishing and 4x4 trails. It’s also my everyday vehicle and it never fails me. The engine was rebuilt last year and she’s had

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