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PranK Grand Master

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Its a BMW 525 E34 pretty rare in a wagon an yeah bagged heaps of work done. Just needs me to leave the R34 alone so i can save up some $$$ to finish it lol

This just rang a lot of my bells. Where can I see more?

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I personally only know of about 10 in Australia.... I got a whole heap of backlash from purists for cutting it up so much and modifying to this extent it wasn't funny. But when I bought it it was a basket case so ehh I'm not fussed I love it low looks pimp!

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GTRNUR Grand Master

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Hey Prank,

Can you please change the name of my build thread to:

Rb34 / 24U (Rb26 + 800Cc) - Project RB high deck engine (and related builds)

I've changed the R&D business name to Project RB, and also the engines have not been open deck in design since the v3 engine.

Cheers,

Ian

 

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