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    #16
    Originally posted by Chappers View Post
    Well that doesn't sound like a very good option at all.
    I want one with a gear lever for road use and then the paddles for track (like you used to see on some rally cars, where you could watch the lever moving when the paddles were being used and then switch to manual mode in the event of the air-shifter failing :supz: ). It's not going to happen, but that would be my dream spec :blalalala:.

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      #17
      Originally posted by monkeycsl View Post
      When you coming back to the fold????
      Looking at E90 M3 saloons at the mo - lots of car for half the money of a CSL :smokin:

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        #18
        Originally posted by Mike R View Post
        I want one with a gear lever for road use and then the paddles for track (like you used to see on some rally cars, where you could watch the lever moving when the paddles were being used and then switch to manual mode in the event of the air-shifter failing :supz: ). It's not going to happen, but that would be my dream spec :blalalala:.

        Do you mean there is a transmission that has shift paddles on the steering wheel and a lever that is still H-pattern?:smt017


        Only thing that i can think of is the paddle shift upgraded 997 GT3 Cups.
        Some still retained the shift lever in addition to paddles. But the lever, of course wasn't in H pattern but sequential.

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          #19
          Originally posted by glendog74 View Post
          Looking at E90 M3 saloons at the mo - lots of car for half the money of a CSL :smokin:
          I had one with a manual gearbox.

          It was nice, but it was not a car that made me look back when I had it parked.

          The driving position made you sit too high as well.

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