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Inspiration sought


dhr.vdw

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I am building my own dream racing car finally as some of you may know but I am looking for some cool inspiration. Does not matter wheather it are small ideas or just entire restorations to racers (or rally), I would really love all the content and watch read whatever all of it! There is kind of a lack of blog entries and everything in my own country so yeah..

Thanks in advance, JP

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You can check out the Minichamps website (among others) for ALL KINDS of race 02 inspiration.  Personally, I really like the JPS livery (I have a weakness for schwarzies), even though I don't think an 02 ever (actually) wore it....

 

 

-Rob (first pic is a video game screen shot, I think)

 

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Thanks, I like it (I do not really like the Jager version tho but my friend would love it.. lol) I like the alpina car still. That was my first inspiration only then i got my mind changed but you guys got me twisting again. I am really no longer sure about it haha. I liked the stance works album of it. Stanceworks gets to see such insane cars really.

Thanks for the pics guys!

Cheers JP

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4 minutes ago, robspeed said:

Hmm.. the Alpina looks Colorado-based in those shots... :)

Uhm...Isn't the alpina originally colorao-based? I thought this alpina has colour code 002... do you know both colour codes of the one I just sent (and you sent earlier)?

Cheers JP

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1 hour ago, Son of Marty said:

Image result for bmw art cars ... but it would take about 30 miles of blue tape and who knows how many hours 

 

These days I'd guess you could do it on a computer & make it into a wrap.

John in VA

'74 tii "Juanita"  '85 535i "Goldie"  '86 535i "M-POSSTR"  

'03 530i "Titan"  '06 330ci "ZHPY"

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