Daily driven: Harry Clark’s BMW E30
25 April 2017
View fullsize Owner: Harry Clark Location: Whenuapai, AucklandOccupation: Marketing / Graphic Designer View fullsize NZ Performance Car: Hey, Harry. The popularity of the E30s
View fullsize Owner: Harry Clark Location: Whenuapai, AucklandOccupation: Marketing / Graphic Designer View fullsize NZ Performance Car: Hey, Harry. The popularity of the E30s
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