Tiddlywinks

Some great pictures of rarely seen vehicles. www.classicdriver.com/en/article/cars/join-our-tour-bmws-secret-storage-lair

No it was fine before the water pump, coolant level is fine meaning shows correct level, doesn't change up or down float in same place when I check.

2002 2.5ltr E46 Compact about160k, problem with temp indicator, within about three kilometres of leaving home from cold start temp indicator will move up slightly then flick up to Max , motor still cold, will stay on Max for no set length of time then drop off to where it usually would be for how long it has been running, heater blows warm then hot as temp reaches usual running temp (needle dead centre of scale). Sometimes needle drops from Max to where it would normally be for the amount of running it has done, sometimes goes back down to left hand end of scale as it drops the engine revs will increase about 500 more than usual then needle rises to where it should be, as it does so the revs drop back to normal. Any suggestions about where to check first, recent water pump replaced but no air block obvious, not using coolant, coolant circulates, no air released when pressure valve (probably wrong name - about size of 10cent coin with cross pattern on top ) Tiddles

Just got a Samsung Ativ S Windows 8 phone, user replaceable battery, SD card $700 at Noel Leemings (South Island) very nice phone (well I would say that wouldn't I)

These were from South Africa weren't they?

Here's mine, not too much to ask is it? http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used-cars/...n-406515292.htm

Style 89

The pictures are great but the video is worth a watch, I think it looks incredible http://www.classicdriver.com/uk/magazine/3300.asp?id=16059

I thank you sir

Hi, some bloody low life decided they had a greater need of the double d/kidney grill of my PFL 318i, looking to get a replacement are they the same on both models?

The Alpina E36 models were B6 2.8 KAT 1992 - 3, B3 3.0 1993 - 5, B8 4.6 1995 - 8, B3 3.2 1996 - 9. There was no 1.8.

A list http://www.classicdriver.com/uk/magazine/3500.asp?id=15354 And some detail: http://www.classicdriver.com/uk/magazine/3500.asp?id=15355 Would be nice to actually see some of these in the flesh so to speak.

I thought the bloke on the sedgway was brave or stupid, no go with brave.

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=4TshF...;vq=medium#t=35

No was called Bugatti Supercar