And It Is What It Was

Flipping through my rss reader this morning I came across this photo of a DTM e30 M3 wearing the tic tac livery that served as the inspiration for an e36 build at SEMA in 2014.

That same car, which belonged to Carl Taylor (@players_Carlos) of Player’s fame, was later wrapped twice over, and had a kit changed before it was sold after this year’s SEMA show.

tictac
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playerscarlospandem

The new owner of this car is @hawaiianeze who currently owns and is selling this.

projecthulk

Flares and air lift suspension are clearly right up his ally.

2 COMMENTS

  1. If my memory serves me correctly, the bmw art car livery was before the tic tac one, when the car still wore it’s UK plates. Not really that important, but I thought I could mention it.

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