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You're quite right Mark, my mistake - it was a 6 cylinder!
Lovely motors though.
That DTM reminds me of the turbine powered batmobile that's doing the rounds on t'net.
Stewart
: That's twice the cylinder count of the largest engines fitted to
: the E24 6 series and 2 more than the E63 M6. You could probably
: get someone to have a go at fitting the V12 from an E38 7 series
: in the older 6 but be prepared to chuck money at it!
: Would be a pretty mean car but it wouldn't look like it would eat
: you, like the new M3 DTM does!
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