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http://www.dpccars.com/car-videos-13/04 ... BMW-M2.htm

Marc Norris's Bavarian Workshop has rolled out countless projects across its three decades of existence...but none quite like the M2. Based off a mid-Seventies 2002, Norris reworked the classic coupe to utilize the E30 M3's hardware--most notably, the E30's chassis and 2.3 L inline-four. The combination of BMW's defining classic and the "holy grail" of M3s has resulted in a four-wheel wonder.

Very nice, but I might just be tempted by a "new M5 and a spare car to drive too"!

That is stunning. And a superb project to have done.

Wow, that's so cool! Love projects like this.
Cheers for the link.

I do like old cars but that one doesn't do it for me!  Bolt on arches, cheep looking interior, for that money I'd be looking at an E Type or Aston Martin.

Don

[quote="Don Coffey"]
I do like old cars but that one doesn't do it for me!  Bolt on arches, cheep looking interior, for that money I'd be looking at an E Type or Aston Martin.

Don
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+1 and what's with the ///M2 badge FFS  >:D fair enough restore to the original, don't see the point making something it isn't .

M2 badges are now available from Halfords, Init !!!  )
If someone spent more on that, than it costs to buy  a new M5' they want locking up.

[quote="Horizon"]
M2 badges are now available from Halfords, Init !!!  )
If someone spent more on that, than it costs to buy  a new M5' they want locking up.
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And the key throwing away  ::)

[quote="gchristofi"]
Very nice, but I might just be tempted by a "new M5 and a spare car to drive too"!
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I agree nice piece of work but pricey

These are the ultimate retro cool

http://singervehicledesign.com/

But at $2-300k , I'm going to be saving for a long time!