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Yeah that car is beautiful. I don't mind owning a vert...as my M3 is a vert and being able to do some open air cruising is nice. Only thing is
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Yeah that car is beautiful. I don't mind owning a vert...as my M3 is a vert and being able to do some open air cruising is nice. Only thing is being able to take it to the track. I wonder if anyone makes a simple bolt in bar for this car so i'd be able to track it. Luckily with the roadster it doesnt really look like it would be any less rigid and the added weight would be the only issue.
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