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Police release new video of hire car, fuel canisters linked to Shane Bowden murder

Nathan Edwards

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Police have released new CCTV of two men and a vehicle believed to be linked to the murder of Gold Coast bikie Shane Bowden.

The release is the latest in several new videos distributed by police to help in their ongoing investigation into the Finks motorcycle club member's death.

Bowden was shot dead in an execution-style ambush outside his Pimpama home in October last year.

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Police have said the two men in the video have been identified as associates of the Mongols Motorcycle club.

Police have said the two men in the video have been identified as associates of the Mongols motorcycle club.  Nine

The new footage shows two men loading multiple fuel containers into the rear of a dark blue Kira Cerato hire car with registration 089YQR.

The new footage shows two men loading multiple fuel containers into the rear of a dark blue Kia Cerato hire car with registration 089YQR.  Nine

The new footage shows two men loading multiple fuel containers into the rear of a dark blue Kia Cerato hire car with registration 089YQR.

Police have said the two men in the video have been identified as associates of the Mongols motorcycle club and have alleged the fuel canisters pictured were later used in the burning of a Ford Falcon and Holden Commodore used in Bowden's murder.

Images of the Ford Falcon and Holden Commodore travelling from Ipswich to Brisbane a week before Bowden's murder were last week released by police.

Shane Bowden was shot dead in his driveway in October last year. 9News

A $250,000 reward is still being offered to anyone who is able to provide information that leads to a conviction over Bowden's murder.

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Detectives are appealing for anyone who may have knowledge of the Kia Cerato or these two males to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or Police Link on 131 444.

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