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Thread: E32 funeral car for your last journey

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    Default E32 funeral car for your last journey


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    drop dead gorgeous

    10/90 Build 525im, 630,000+km, Eibach/Sachs, Engine Rebuild
    *RIP Oskar the DOG *

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    The c pillar line has been retained, nice touch.
    "The gas pedal wouldn't go to the floor if it weren't meant to be there"

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    How cool is that?!

    Would that have been a custom job or did BMW actually make those?

    Wow. With the legendary Bimmer suspension, I bet you can do 80 mhp around a corner and the body wouldn't even move.

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    Wow, a 735iT. Who knew?
    1995 525iM - 131k - Alternator play, broken s-belt
    1995 525iA - 147k - Tensioner weirdness, broken s-belt
    2001 Intgra GS-R - 130k - spun bearing
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    Quote Originally Posted by artguy
    How cool is that?!

    Would that have been a custom job or did BMW actually make those?

    Wow. With the legendary Bimmer suspension, I bet you can do 80 mhp around a corner and the body wouldn't even move.
    Built by Pollmann in Germany, specialized in funeral cars, see more pics of other cars as funeral car under Bilderserie

    http://www.pollmann-karosserie.de/in...7bdea98d2dda66

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    Quote Originally Posted by ProZak
    Wow, a 735iT. Who knew?
    There were some built by a company in Germany and a company in France.

    http://www.bimmerboard.com/forums/posts/343193/
    Made by Lorenz & Rankl in Germany at special order
    and Chausson (?) in France I believe made a small series.
    http://www.bimmerboard.com/forums/posts/308740/
    http://www.bimmerboard.com/forums/posts/308734
    Last edited by shogun; 05-03-2008 at 01:18 AM.

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    I want it.

    http://www.bimmerboard.com/forums/posts/308740/
    Note the license plate
    "The gas pedal wouldn't go to the floor if it weren't meant to be there"

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