Sam@TMBMW

Does anyone have a mintish one lying around? Need a 17x7.5ET41 front as shown:

Comments and constructive critisisms welcome!

My back yard currently: And how the MINI steelies are going onto my E30 should fit; Customised MINI wheel compared to stock: Customised MINI wheel compared to 15" Weave:

Ho Jon, Thanks for the kind offer but we managed to light a flame under Germany and have an ETA of the 2nd of December. Cheers, Sam

Do a skid

Happy Birthday Lucan!

We had one sitting here for a while that Clayton's eventually found a buyer for. Silver IIRC. Oh yea forgot about that one, we had it in last week, vv nice car!

Oh wow. Those are insane. Any idea who made them?

Only one NZ spec car, the rest are imports.

Not saying it isn't, just saying that is some fairly pertinent information that the ad is missing.

As a general rule we don't use ETK to identifty options for a vehicle as it's been proven to be not as reliable (misses certain options) as ASAP.

MINI steelies will need their centres widened, their centre bore is 56.1 E46's had 17" steelies.

P/N 80222217300. It's on factory back order ex Germany and I need one! Just to make it a little tricky, it's for a Japan spec car with no A/C Anybody got a MINT panel they would like to part with? Number 8 in the diagram

2800 for a 320 auto with a dodgy trans? Really?

It's a swap car, fyi.

HB good sir!

If you mount it properly it uses 7 plugs and 4 push in rivets - a driveway should preent no worries.

Is that the exact rim? Looks beaut! If you need a 5x120 E30 to test fit on, I know a guy

Those are Renault steel wheels on the touring.

Speechless! My old wheels look great too

How much are they on Pelican? Will see if we can beat it.

Battery life that makes an iPhone look good, and enough heat to cook an egg.

You're all aware then, that the booms only work in almost completely calm conditions, and they might have contained all the oil right up until today when the wave action rendered them useless. the choices made might have been different, but the outcome would have been the same. Does the guy who offered the inflatable barges have any experience whatsover with transferring fuel from a stricken container ship 22km out to sea? Or was he plucking figures out of thin air when he said he could have had it done in 4 days?

I think it's getting closer.

Forged or non forged?