Il y a de belles voitures ici, un travail sérieux, félicitations!
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Nous sommes en train de revisiter Bill's Lime Rock M3. Cette voiture est très spéciale pour nous, non pas parce qu’elle était la première Lime Rock Park Edition suralimentée, mais parce que c’était la première voiture avec laquelle Bill a franchi nos portes. La transition du client au membre de la famille a été rapide et comme le dit l'adage ... le reste est historique!




















Our friend Joe stopped by recently with his 20 year restoration of this authentic Group 5 3.0 race car! Coming up on 10 years since it's completion he has some wild stories to tell about the process and working with some of the original drivers, engineers, and mechanics who worked on these trackside in the 70's. Wanted to share this legendary car that was a treat to see. Stay tuned for a full interview with him by the guys at Ultimate Klasse.








ACM, my goodness! Pure rolling art. Unbelievably well-modded and so clean. One day, I will by an already-ACM-modded car from them or whomever the owner is wanting to move on to their next project, and it will be worth every penny. But I'll be worried that I'll be scared to drive it, and all I'll ever want to do it is pull out of the garage and just stare at it in the driveway. LOL
KevinGS wroteThank you so much for the kind words! We hope one day you will have one too!ACM, my goodness! Pure rolling art. Unbelievably well-modded and so clean. One day, I will by an already-ACM-modded car from them or whomever the owner is wanting to move on to their next project, and it will be worth every penny. But I'll be worried that I'll be scared to drive it, and all I'll ever want to do it is pull out of the garage and just stare at it in the driveway. LOL
We had the pleasure of working with Mark Kwak and Rich Benoit also known as Rich Rebuilds on YouTube. If you're familiar with him, you know that he is all about EV's, but predominantly Tesla's. His first go around with BMW was with this totaled i8 that we brought back to life with him. Automotive Specialty Wraps dressed each of the panels in satin grey as if it never happened. Of course we lowered it on HRE wheels with some Vorsteiner carbon bits and a DME Tuning ECU flash. If you're attending SEMA be sure to check out the IAA 11353 booth to see it yourself! 





























Matt tell me about these mirrors! They are amazing! Do they serve as a vent systems like the real ones? Do they provide tint, heat and electric movement?May I have pricing shipped to LA? Is there coding necessary? I must have these!!!!!!
Scrippy wroteHey yeah those are the old motorsports mirrors. No functions in them. The mirror is convex too. Impossible to see out of...such a nightmare hahaMatt tell me about these mirrors! They are amazing! Do they serve as a vent systems like the real ones? Do they provide tint, heat and electric movement?May I have pricing shipped to LA? Is there coding necessary? I must have these!!!!!!
Matt@AUTOcouture wroteAw that stinks because they are beautiful! I was hoping they are still being manufactured. They look pretty damn close to the ones the M3 GT2 used.Scrippy wroteHey yeah those are the old motorsports mirrors. No functions in them. The mirror is convex too. Impossible to see out of...such a nightmare hahaMatt tell me about these mirrors! They are amazing! Do they serve as a vent systems like the real ones? Do they provide tint, heat and electric movement?May I have pricing shipped to LA? Is there coding necessary? I must have these!!!!!!
Scrippy wroteThey are the factory mirrorsAw that stinks because they are beautiful! I was hoping they are still being manufactured. They look pretty damn close to the ones the M3 GT2 used.
Matt@AUTOcouture wroteMaybe we can just cut to the chase and you can source me one of those M3 GT2's and I can just sell my house and call it a day!Scrippy wroteThey are the factory mirrorsAw that stinks because they are beautiful! I was hoping they are still being manufactured. They look pretty damn close to the ones the M3 GT2 used.
DME Tuning's lowered Lamborghini Urus with their Stage 2 Tune and Soul Performance Downpipes! 


















































































