for those who went to Bimmerfest and saw this widebody e30

[vlad]

who car was it and what kind of flares are these?
May look good on the next project vert...hmmm...
anybody has more info?
thanks

[Mclassy]

You have any better resolution pics? Maybe its just the lighting, but to me it looks like thats bondo and glass.

[Farbin Kaiber]

widebodye30, or, Euro Stop USA.

[golde30]

eurostopusa talk to Ary. those are fiberglass mold on rears, front is FG replacement, and they are 1" wider than e30 m3 fenders.

[widebodye30]

Vlad, here is some info on the fenders...
Please call for more info.
Thanks,
Ary @ Eurostop 818.341.9903

http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=108134

[e30love]

more pics ary

[vlad]

more pics ary

+99 !!!

[Jand3rson]

If you ask me, those flares are WAY too damn wide. M3 flares look so good because of how subtle they are, but still make themselves known. Those are just gawdy.

[Danny]

If you ask me, those flares are WAY too damn wide. M3 flares look so good because of how subtle they are, but still make themselves known. Those are just gawdy.

If its a purpose built track car though, they could really use the wider fenders.

[Mclassy]

If its a purpose built track car though, they could really use the wider fenders.

10000000% agree.:nice:

[redhatpat]

If its a purpose built track car though, they could really use the wider fenders.

Yep, they're not for show, they're for go!

Though the black primer job looks cheesy. Hope he gets some half decent paint on there.

[Jand3rson]

If its a purpose built track car though, they could really use the wider fenders.

Agreed.

[StereoInstaller1]

Josh, you just hatin'!

[E30_fiend]

It actually wasnt just black paint. It is actually undercoating. Like rhino liner. Once again, something meant for go not for show. Just imagine how that shit holds up on the track.


E30_Fiend

[Dave McLaren]

I'd love to see that kit applied to a non-M E30 with nice paint, E30 M3 5-lug setup and some nice dish with wide meats. In other words, the full cosmetic potential of that kit.

I'm going M-tech II now, but this could do it for me later if I could work out the skirts for my cabrio.

Dave