What is this style air dam?

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Before my CSL came across the pond, it had this style air dam. Can anone identify this style? It also had Ronal wheels?!!?
 

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I have similar Ronal ('Kleeblatt') wheels in 4x100 on my 2002tii. I've never seen them in 5x120. Cool looking wheels.
 
RogerB said:
Before my CSL came across the pond, it had this style air dam. Can anone identify this style? It also had Ronal wheels?!!?
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If it is not Alpina, it is certainly Alpina-esque. The variation many have noticed in these is natural, from ~1970 on these evolved just like everything else tuner-style, the gap in the middle is for lift access and was the identifier of Alpina airdams. I have an old one that was picked off of a 2800 coupe along with a rubber-lip rear spoiler, both pieces have a Motorsport GMBH blue metal tag affixed to them along with (as I recall) BMW-esque part numbers stamped on them. I don't want to go up in the rafters of the shop to look or take pics, probably wouldn't even if I DID want to go up in the rafters....I'd rather search for the Peter Gregg GRP bumper stuff
 
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