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Default New X6 shots

Just found these on the XFactory site along with others.
The roof / cockpit area dont appear to have changed much, but the sides ad front seem a bit different, with the addition of some bumps up there too. And of course a new wing.
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Me and Dan are looking forward to getting ours, it looks really nice. We 'might' have them for the Euro's and we have our fingers crossed.

Also, check the new wing design - its used on those photo's. :smile:
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It looks nicer with a decent marble paint job, wing looks a little odd, but I bet will generate a bit more rear end grip, still would of prefered squared off side pods, makes it look less, erm, J-Lo's arse.
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Make sure you drill the holes in the right place this time Chris!

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Make sure you drill the holes in the right place this time Chris!

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Do you mean in the kitchen, rather than in a car park? :jimmeh
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LOL, ariel hole Chris, no stickers to cover it this time!

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Ha ha. Did you realise that I really did want to cut my aerial hole in a kidney bean type shape?

to be honest, it was drilled in a 'pin the tail on the donkey' like fashion.
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Man, they have a knack for making the UGLIEST cars on dirt. I don't care if it "works" or not... it's hideous.
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it is the high, rounded side pods and the short height to the cockpit that makes it look out of proportion.
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