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Three Photos Of My M35

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Nice wheels and nice wheels... but yes second the noise reduction working overtime... only trouble with sunset is there's not a lot of light! Need a big lens and a big pickup...

But that actually makes the M35 look nice, which (IMO) is difficult to achieve in a photo... I'll concede it's a bit easier in real-life though :happy:

Hey just noticed... no roof-racks!?

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Thats probably the first M35 that i really like the look of... nice ride man. The cars pretty nice 2 hahaha

I just can't get over the rear lights up the pillar tho, just hate them is there actually lights up them? or could the be coloured out?

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Yep. Looks good. Especially the black surrounds in the headlights :blink:

Hey just noticed... no roof-racks!?

:blink:

I see the clip points for roof racks... as per normal.

Thats probably the first M35 that i really like the look of... nice ride man. The cars pretty nice 2 hahaha

I just can't get over the rear lights up the pillar tho, just hate them is there actually lights up them? or could the be coloured out?

They are reflectors that go up either side of the rear window.

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