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Old 29th January 2007, 07:19   #1
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new track fotos of M3 coupe testing with bumper and spoiler design to see

I love this car even when it still has some ugly covering on it

http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=45172

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Old 29th January 2007, 07:30   #2
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Damn your quick I was coming over here to post it up...I'm MONSTA on M3Post...
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Looking really good already! looks very sporty.
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What can I say, not feeling the front bumper. The rest is Ok.

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If that's supposed to be an M3 proto why is there a big silver intercooler right behind the lower front grill?
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Damn your quick I was coming over here to post it up...I'm MONSTA on M3Post...
Heh what's up monsta!
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If that's supposed to be an M3 proto why is there a big silver intercooler right behind the lower front grill?
My thoughts exactly. Could be the condensor or an alloy oil cooler...Or..the new 335d Sport!
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