E3 Wondercars at Seattle BMW

Great job Christian and Pete and everyone else that made this possible. What great assets to the community all of you are and to give the E3 the respect and admiration they deserve (biased of course but hey...). All of them amazing in their own way, more Wunderauto's to come I hope! LOL...:love:
 
My Christmas present to myself (that's my flimsy rationale, anyway) is a '72 3.0S survivor from a collection in Monaco. Supposed to get loaded onto a ship next week and be here to GA before Christmas. I'll get it sorted and plan to drive over to see it's Wundercar brethren in February. Thanks, Peter!

Don
 

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Beautiul 3.0S

I love how the domestic market ones brought the side trim around the corner in the back and had matching trim across the bottom of the trunk.

Also noted....the painted rear panel and no bumper guards (any car that looks good with bumper guards...looks better without them). Nice!
 
Dick Steinkamp said:
Beautiul 3.0S

I love how the domestic market ones brought the side trim around the corner in the back and had matching trim across the bottom of the trunk.

Also noted....the painted rear panel and no bumper guards (any car that looks good with bumper guards...looks better without them). Nice!
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I always thought it odd that the trim on the trunk was omitted from the E9. It just ends abruptly. Looks great on these E3s.
 
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