Stick with the Standard BMW discs... they are pretty good. Pads is as with any car a much discussed matter of choice.

Glad to see the badge has found it's proper home and the car got the thumbs up from your garage.

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1990 Most Service History all original German Docs, 65k miles, owned for past 4 yrs by a specialist BMW firm in Leeds. Lots of new bits, car is mint in & out, no leather though :( what a drivers car, has to be said more involving then any Scooby ive ever had, bit slow of the mark though. Nice :D womder how long before the boredom sets in though? nooooooooooooooooo

[Edited by met - 7/9/2003 8:53:46 PM]

Bang on about the leather, but that cloth appears to be tartan. I'm all for maintaining authenticity, but I'd be sorely tempted to re-upholster those seats :D

Awesome car though.

[Edited by SkodaMan - 7/9/2003 10:30:26 PM]

indeed, the seats are in seriously good order although leather would be the way forward, the best deal ive found is the nappa leather seats, door cards & M tri colour in all the seats inc the rear for £1100 cheapest is £900 qith the cards in crappy leather with no tri colour m, so do i leave this beuty out on the street & use as a daily hack to the station or not is the question? if i cant bring myself to do it then it will be sold imminently cos i couldnt bear to see it vandalised or keyed etc etc i knos its only a 13 yr old beemer, but these are getting pretty rare?

[Edited by met - 7/9/2003 11:06:16 PM]