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Date Posted: 02:44:54 06/23/02 Sun
Author: Adz325e
Subject: BMW CSL??

ive been thinking of what to base my track car on lately, and ive come up with 3 options:

BMW 2002
BMW CS/L
older mini

the mini is the least prefferred option, as its not a bmw ;)
but it is the cheapest.

If i got the CS, it would be transformed into a CSL 'batmobile' replica, and i would want (read: NEED) the massively flared guards, front and rear spoilers. I love the look of the 'batmobile' CSL, but think the plain old 3.0CS looks a little too.....old manish.
anyone know where or how hard it is to get fibreglass copies of these body parts??? I was thinking maybe a 635csi engine conversion for the CS :)



the 2002 would be cheaper than the CS project, easier to source parts for, and i'd be happy about it too, but the CS would be a more 'original' car to do up...

any help with decision making is appreciated :)

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