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Bringing in a 2002 ragged out BMW four-door sedan, with plans of turning it into a mix-use race machine.
Bringing in a 2002 ragged out BMW four-door sedan, with plans of turning it into a mix-use race machine.
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S5, EP9 "Track Killing Bimmer - Project UnSanctioned Part 1"Bringing in a 2002 ragged out BMW four-door sedan, with plans of turning it into a mix-use race machine.
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S5, EP10 "Power Source - Project UnSanctioned Part 2"Picking up the power plant for their grassroots racer and start assembling the heart of the beast.
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S5, EP11 "Fuel Fiasco - Project UnSanctioned Part 3"The Carcass guys continue building their grassroots BMW race car.
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S5, EP12 "Building the Beast - Project UnSanctioned Part 4"A BMW race car gets a set of coilovers, as well as a big brake upgrade.
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S5, EP3 "Cruisin' Caprice Wagon"We bring in an old 1984 Chevrolet Land Yacht to give it some custom touches for some family fun.
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