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3 pointsNot a lot to update, but here are some 'just washed' images 63,000km later.
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2 pointsFinally solved my annoying radio issues in my e39 M5 (I had been down several dead ends with diversity amps etc etc...). The FM radio was crap. Bought a BM54 module to replace the BM53 (which seems to have been replaced once already) out of a 2007 X5. Naturally it has a few more features which is good, but it is great to have a "normal" radio once again....
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1 pointThis is my NZ 2003 e46 M3 107,XXX km Initial changes made; Europlate DICE Mediabridge bluetooth (works with steering wheel buttons) Storm Motorwerks V3 SMG shift knob Storm Motorwerks smg gaiter ring SMG decal delete Black steering wheel cowling Cup holder centre console ['Inspection II' - thanks Ray @ HellBM]
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1 point123D or a 130i, the only reason to get one of the shitty 4 pots petrols is because you do not like your wife (This is how you form your argument for getting a decent one ) My 130i manual averages 8.6l/100km (and I dont go out of my way to drive economically.... You can either have a unreliable 4 pot that works its ass off hauling around a 1.4 ton hatch back, or a reliable smooth 6 that moves it without breaking a sweat.
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1 point$22 for 3 clear coat cans & about 15 for sanding sheets, masking tape and some filler with +-8 hrs of work ...oh dont forget the help of a heat gun ..? ...start each clear coat with a new can for max pressure ???
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1 pointOriginal E87 is quite a nice handsome little car, basically a 3 series hatch back. Bit cheaper with the interior materials as its a entry type BMW but very nice to drive if you get a smooth 6 cylinder model. I wouldn't bother with the 4 cylinders as you may as well get a Corrolla, Mazda 3 etc if fuel economy is high on the list. The sixes aren't that uneconomical anyway, just depends how you drive.
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1 pointtake a look at the 2012+ F20 116i for a very economical and newish hatchback, expect to spend about 10-15k depending on kms and spec.
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1 pointHi Guys I’m new here, I have recently bought a 2007 335i E90
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1 pointhey Phil (OP) here is a couple of shots of your old car. Sold to me in 2011 and still in love with it!! cheers leonf
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1 pointhere is a vid, again all filmed on private roads
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1 pointJust pick my new toy up, heading home with it. Needs a good clean up but should come up fine
