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26th October 2018, 14:39 at 2:39 pm #379860
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Is anyone out there handy with Photoshop? Or GIMP? Or MS Paint?
If you’ve got an idea for how Haas’s new Rich Energy livery should look, share it here. You can add images using standard tags, and links to Tweets with pictures, Instagram posts and Flickr images will automatically embed.
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