Looks very un OEM Hella to me and is just HIDeous!!!
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My car has one installed (not red though) and I see them on regular E34's all around town. A quick search on ebay.de found this wanna-be M5 with the red filler panel. Either one looks fine, IMHO.
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That looks like the same sort of thing Hella used to make for the Mk2 golf in the 80's, its called a Hecklebend (or maybe Heckleblend) ive never seen one for an E34 though ever, the 'smoked' ones for Golfs cost a small fortune if you can find one, i can imagine the same go's for the E34's
Looks kinda cool if a little different, id be sticking to the standard M5 black infill plate though
Hey guys....Agree with all that say that the black insert M5s have looked a lot better but today as I was just looking through old BMW brochures I found the same thing in one of the OEM accessories catalogue for E34s!!! I will get a scan in due time.
Mate, it was in every single BMW Accesory brochure form 1988 to 1996 or 1997.... I'd be happy to scan a few too but text is in dutch.....
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Hey guys....Agree with all that say that the black insert M5s have looked a lot better but today as I was just looking through old BMW brochures I found the same thing in one of the OEM accessories catalogue for E34s!!! I will get a scan in due time.
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