bronson7

Did they atleast offer to quick detail yours?

Joe731

I love it. I hope he tracks the hell out of it. Would be nice to track a lot and not worry about washing it afterwards

Spyerx

I did get a smug look from them.

The New 911

OY GEVALT is what I would say if I did not know better.

But that has to be the most Bitchin Wraps I've ever seen.

How do they do custom work like that? Do they have just these huge ink plot printers specifically made for the M3 wrapping material with special inks and such?

R.Deacon

this the real deal here the antithesis of the bubble wrappers , and the battle rat tini wrap a wannabe thing for a car that's never gone to battle
it's all about the experiences it takes to get to that look for me that's the real thing

The New 911

Get your car to look like that would be the Antithesis of Constant and Epic Competitive racing over several years on a per each weekend basis. And sadly I don't believe there is "Racing" insurance for actual Racing. And never wash it and only replace items that are needed to get the car drivable and raceable.

EDIT: Apparently there is Insurance for EVERYTHING Racing. From racing events, racing cars, racing venues, racing teams which include all people going over the wall for adding race fuel and replacing tires to covering huge crowds that showup at NASCAR events. It's extremely rare now but Ticket Holding Fans have an extremely low Mortality or Injury Rates during a Racing event. I wonder how much money the Insurance Broker makes off of one time racing events where each time there is not a claim? Crap happens at every race but the Broker and Salesman must still get a good payout. Think I should switch from going up the ITIL ladder where I can make Lidigation lawyer money and work only six months out of the year! Or sell specialty racing insurance?

consolidated

I just see an owner with a sharp sense of humor and willing to spend money chasing a reaction, thumbing his nose at how precious this car has become while having his cake too. I bet he chose the now cliche Martini scheme as a wink inside the joke.

...or it's just a goofy wrap.

R.Deacon

^^ I was referring to Trakcars old RS with all it's battle scars and how many smiles it must have give him to accomplish that look , as for the Rat tini very artistic and saves the hassle of washing and waxing and all the **** fuss that I bother with to keep my car looking "right"
no doubt be fun to be such a free spirit with a check book too!!

forhamilton

love it

The New 911

Of course I was just trying to deduce how long it would take a car in Number #1 condition to gather the racing scars and bruises while (RACING). Not talking about Track Days/Track Event's either too. A full on racing nut.

Bullitt44

creative, and the best part it that you can reverse it.

R.Deacon

LOL for sure the more economical path is the wrap for sure, that look would
have to take who knows how many sets of tires just for starters and brake pads and and and, plane fares and hotels and 4 motors later , and so on

C.J. Ichiban

That's what the wrap on my ACR looks like now

tcsracing1

the body style is too new for this wrap.
Would look better on a 84-89 carrera.

I thought about doing this to my shelby cobra replica, only i considered rubbing the decals with gasoline to get a faded, yellowed, cracked look.
Instant Patina LOL.

C.J. Ichiban

Would look AWESOME on the 2005 Ford GT!!