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16 March 2006, 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted by TheJesus
pmsl, yup, they command such a high resale value and are priced out of most normal people's budget from new straight away 
... get real, i've probably spent more money fixing this French clutter than you'd have paid new for your shed 
I have much love and respect for the classics, but sorry, the bug eye is hideous, they may look 'okay' from the back but it's rare you'll ever see that unless your parked up
... get real, i've probably spent more money fixing this French clutter than you'd have paid new for your shed I have much love and respect for the classics, but sorry, the bug eye is hideous, they may look 'okay' from the back but it's rare you'll ever see that unless your parked up
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16 March 2006, 08:41 PM
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Originally Posted by TheJesus
i've probably spent more money fixing this French clutter than you'd have paid new for your shed
You must be sooo proud of it too!
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16 March 2006, 09:34 PM
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[quote=Bram]Including yours I have only seen 5 of above cars "02" plated
nice car.. i have only seen a couple in blue/black myself.
sti type uk prodrive should all be on 02 or 52 plate if i remember right as they didnt go on sale till march 2002. im sure i will be corrected if im wrong
nice car.. i have only seen a couple in blue/black myself. sti type uk prodrive should all be on 02 or 52 plate if i remember right as they didnt go on sale till march 2002. im sure i will be corrected if im wrong
16 March 2006, 09:38 PM
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Originally Posted by BedHog
17 March 2006, 09:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Tripple'O G
Nathan......
Where did you get your fog lamp covers from??
I'm dying for a set......
Plus dave..........I notice we've the same bodykit......I have the rear bumper-skirt but the exhaust is too big to fit it yet!!!
Where did you get your fog lamp covers from??
I'm dying for a set......
Plus dave..........I notice we've the same bodykit......I have the rear bumper-skirt but the exhaust is too big to fit it yet!!!
17 March 2006, 03:15 PM
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[quote=Bram]
that's lovely mate, is it standard? (and a bargain too!)
cookster - love you too sweetie!
- and dont blame me, it was your choice to buy it... should have gone to Spec Savers
Originally Posted by TheJesus get real, i've probably spent more money fixing this French clutter than you'd have paid new for your shed
A paid £180 quid for my new shed
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A paid £180 quid for my new shed
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cookster - love you too sweetie!
- and dont blame me, it was your choice to buy it... should have gone to Spec Savers
17 March 2006, 03:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Tripple'O G
Go buy your M3.........then get spanked beyond comperhension and then ponder why you spent that much money on a wannabe plastic gangsters ride.....
17 March 2006, 04:57 PM
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[quote=TheJesus]
that's lovely mate, is it standard? (and a bargain too!)
cookster - love you too sweetie! - and dont blame me, it was your choice to buy it... should have gone to Spec Savers
You have confirmed my earlier thoughts of you
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Originally Posted by Bram
that's lovely mate, is it standard? (and a bargain too!)
cookster - love you too sweetie!
- and dont blame me, it was your choice to buy it... should have gone to Spec Savers You have confirmed my earlier thoughts of you
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17 March 2006, 05:02 PM
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Originally Posted by alloy
Dunno, depends whick model E46 is way to gangster for me so i dropped it after two weeks, but a nice E36 Evo wouldn't go a miss
Tripple'O G, it's not really about spanking other cars, it's just a fun RWD car, iconic and from a time when BMW's prided themselves on reliablility... okay, the Evo is a bit weak in areas, but the 3.0 is a good daily drive... plus, I doubt it would stay standard for long
bit of headwork, some cams and a remap should see some good gains as they are throttle bodied as std... love bodies 
... on the move they are very quick even as standard. my other choice would be a Scooby STi RA, but it's finding a good one...
17 March 2006, 11:08 PM
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Originally Posted by cookstar
Another fine choice of headlight
yes nice lights but these are better and in the BEST colour too
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