[shift330]

It's public domain! If it's not in his garage then he can go ____ himself if he's going to get all butt-hurt about it.

[Ender_]

Sounds like the guy is a stuck up ass...why else do you buy a flashy car, so people look at it!

[JeepJeep]

Originally Posted by gonzo

A Dakar yellow e92 M3 has been posted on the internet.

that looks more like a photoshop of a white M3

[gonzo]

No PS. Pics have been out for months. BMW Individual.

[Garduna]

Stuckup asshole. Screw him and post the pics

[josephr25]

It's a production car, not a factory race car. Post them.

[Silvertige]

Post. It's a car, not his first born.

[TwinTurboXI]

Originally Posted by gonzo

A Dakar yellow e92 M3 has been posted on the internet.

True, but not with hre wheels...

[boynbeagle7]

there's a thread about this car on the Northwest regional forum

[fdsasdasdf]

DO IT DO IT DO IT DO IT DO IT DO IT

[Bluesummer]

now where is the pics?
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[eaglesfan83]

post em!

[IND-Distribution]

Sorry guys....


That entire project was put together by IND, and our arrangement with our client was that IND was given exclusive rights to the photos, as we wanted to release the car on our own time, when it was ready.

Of course you're allowed to post anything you want anywhere you want, but for IND, this was an amazing project to be a part of, and we were all very proud of it. We wanted to make sure that the photos taken of the car during it's online release were ones that would do the car justice.

I appreciate your frustration, but I hope you can understand why it was important for us (and for me) to keep a project that I'd spent countless hours putting together under wraps until I felt the time was right.


Please don't think badly of the owner- the request not to post photos until the time was right originated purely at IND.


Anyway, the preview photos are up now, right here:

http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=277642

More to come this Friday.

[guardianangel3290]

post them up anyway

[TK-421]

Originally Posted by Ilia@IND

Sorry guys....


That entire project was put together by IND, and our arrangement with our client was that IND was given exclusive rights to the photos, as we wanted to release the car on our own time, when it was ready.

Of course you're allowed to post anything you want anywhere you want, but for IND, this was an amazing project to be a part of, and we were all very proud of it. We wanted to make sure that the photos taken of the car during it's online release were ones that would do the car justice.

I appreciate your frustration, but I hope you can understand why it was important for us (and for me) to keep a project that I'd spent countless hours putting together under wraps until I felt the time was right.


Please don't think badly of the owner- the request not to post photos until the time was right originated purely at IND.


Anyway, the preview photos are up now, right here:

http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=277642

More to come this Friday.

When I saw this on the homepage, I thought of this thread immediately.

[Spaceman Spiff]

I am surprised this is even a question! You should post the pics if only to piss the prick.

[boymonkey]

I don't think the guy is a prick just because he wanted some privacy. It's his car and he should have a say in people taking pictures or posting pictures of the car. You can argue that the owner wasn't around. But if your car was photo-worthy, do you have the time to guard it 24/7?

Plus it is not only a privacy thing. Another poster has pointed out that this is a project car and the official unveiling was still to come.

Car enthusiasts don't respect other people's car projects anymore??

[RambleJ]

Originally Posted by boymonkey

I don't think the guy is a prick just because he wanted some privacy. It's his car and he should have a say in people taking pictures or posting pictures of the car. You can argue that the owner wasn't around. But if your car was photo-worthy, do you have the time to guard it 24/7?

Plus it is not only a privacy thing. Another poster has pointed out that this is a project car and the official unveiling was still to come.

Car enthusiasts don't respect other people's car projects anymore??

You ever heard of spy photos???
This is lame. His car was in public, hence the public has seen it and pics were taken. Big F'n deal!

Edit* If the car was such a big secret he should have waited to take it to the dealer (out in public) until the big uncovering..

[E90SLAM]

Its fine to post it as long as you are not using the picturs for "sale" purpose

Example....post these pictures without owners approval and claim "we have **** and **** products available, PM for pricing".....
then its unappropriate....

if you post the pics just to share with the community with something you saw unique....its totally ok....

[josephr25]

Originally Posted by Ilia@IND

Sorry guys....


That entire project was put together by IND, and our arrangement with our client was that IND was given exclusive rights to the photos, as we wanted to release the car on our own time, when it was ready.

Of course you're allowed to post anything you want anywhere you want, but for IND, this was an amazing project to be a part of, and we were all very proud of it. We wanted to make sure that the photos taken of the car during it's online release were ones that would do the car justice.

I appreciate your frustration, but I hope you can understand why it was important for us (and for me) to keep a project that I'd spent countless hours putting together under wraps until I felt the time was right.


Please don't think badly of the owner- the request not to post photos until the time was right originated purely at IND.


Anyway, the preview photos are up now, right here:

http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=277642

More to come this Friday.

How much does it usually cost to get a custom color like that? The yellow is pretty cool.

[c0nstant]

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