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  1. The spread in prices is a lot.   Some have gone for over 40k recently.   Supply is constrained so sometimes jumping in on the one in front of you is the way to go.

     I reckon 25 could be a bargain, 30 ok and a bit more above if it doesn't need anything.

    clutch, brakes, tyres are first up big ticket items.  Don't skimp on tyres.  Mine came with new Roadstones and I had to throw them away. I have done things like the thermostat for long term health.   Check the battery age too.

    Dave has pointed out there going up in the UK where there are always examples for sale.    Well used ones have gone from 7 to11 thousand squid in two years. I think there is a growing interest in the old analogue bruiser......

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  2. On 3/12/2017 at 11:05 AM, TermiPeteNZ said:

    Welcome and congrats on the purchase John! Love the colour combination ... super keen to drive an E39 and compare it to my E60 :)

    Enjoy!!!!

    My wife's e60 530i Motorsport feels a lot more modern than the e39......which feels pretty old school now.  However the torque from the s62 is addictive....

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  3. Cool - great to see you have another sacrificial lamb for ripping the heart out - haha.

    curious to hear that Tubi exhaust.  I second the call for a M5 meet up.

    more photos and history for the tragics among us......

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  4. Different Martin replying.......they seem to be going up in the UK which is a good sign for long term values as supply is relatively plentiful over there.  There seems to have been quite a few for sale in NZ lately but it hasn't always been that way.  I have been watching the market in NZ for a good 5 years and there have been long periods where nothing has been for sale.  There has also been a good spread of prices........

    depends how badly you want an M5 and how long you are prepared to wait.    25k is not cheap but I think it is fair given there are bugger all around.   Certainly a lot more than the 18k paid for a few recent ones on Trademe.


  5. Cheers Martin and Michael - she is slowly getting there.  More work to do yet.....

    I've been around the block a bit and have experienced all sorts of suppliers......so hats off to Christian and the team at OCD.  They really know how to look after their customers.   It is cool to see them succeed and they deserve it.

    also.....Christian's M3 made me jealous........


  6. Saved up for OCD treatment.   The original paint was covered in swirls.   Stage 4 plus ceramic coating.

    Very impressed by OCD and how they roll - great experience so far.

     

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