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Poslao: 17 Maj 2011 01:01
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- kljift
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Zorge ::kljift ::
"Đavolja vrata" sa Krazom 66 i čini mi se Zil 131 ili Ural 375.
Оно позади и ја ценим да је ЗиЛ, а ово испред јесте 66-ца, али ја ГАЗ. КрАЗ мислим да није имао моделе са кабином изнад мотора.
Počeo sam da brkam afto - vazove. Jes ono je Gazov kamiončin.
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Registruj se da bi učestvovao u diskusiji. Registrovanim korisnicima se NE prikazuju reklame unutar poruka.
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Poslao: 20 Maj 2011 21:13
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...Па да се овим Грцима наконтрираш милосне мајчице... 
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Poslao: 24 Maj 2011 09:42
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- ray ban11
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Battered, but still proud. A nowadays relatively rare navalized Shooting Star, 10250 was part of a 50+ batch bought by the Yugoslav Air Force from the US Navy during the early 60s, and used for advanced training from land bases. Struck off charge in December 1972, it had apparently spent some time lurking at Zagreb Airport, before being relocated to Cazma airfield (LDZC) to act as a gate guard. An unassuming airstrip in mid-Croatia, Cazma had been established in 1944 by the Yugoslav Partisans (hence the gate guard), and following the war went on to serve as an agricultural airfield. Following the decline of cropspraying flights some years ago, Cazma had progressively become disused and forgotten, today only visited by light aircraft wanting to have a go at its tight 660x10 meter sloping paved runway.
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Hvala, djox!
