The new 9 series!!

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sixseries
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The new 9 series!!

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bkbimmer
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Those are very rare, nice find :roll:
skylere28
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haha i just saw that yesterday too!! haha
Dinan e28
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Does it have twin V6s?
ahab
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I recommend staying away from that one. I'm not completely sure but it looks like the old 9 series to me.
Brad D.
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Post by Brad D. »

ahab wrote:I recommend staying away from that one. I'm not completely sure but it looks like the old 9 series to me.
And we all know those old 9 series had all kinds of issues.
Das_Prachtstrasse
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Post by Das_Prachtstrasse »

Yeah I believe quite a few of the early models had the nikasil flux capacitors which were known for developing cracks in the fusion generator, subsequently rendering them unable to produce the required 1.21 jigowatts of power needed for ignition.
Flip_Side_the_Pint
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Post by Flip_Side_the_Pint »

c_meyers wrote:Yeah I believe quite a few of the early models had the nikasil flux capacitors which were known for developing cracks in the fusion generator, subsequently rendering them unable to produce the required 1.21 jigowatts of power needed for ignition.

also I don't like that color.
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