briancol

Time to bring in the experts now methinks.

Still not working Ollie

I brought it in spray cans from Supercheap.

This new modern technology works well when it's going. Accidentally press the wrong button and disaster.

Still no action as yet. Best of luck Graham but I'm sure you'll get it sorted.

Can someone please buy this car. There is only 2 1/2 hours left and still only the opening bid of $2,000. Gotta be the cheapest E36 in the country at that price.

Still not happening Graham.I logged out then logged back in and there has been no change.

But you're not a "newbee" Ollie.

I'm glad I'm not the only one having this problem and I hope some whizz kid here can help solve it. Strange thig is I just posted in another thread and just this thread is showing on the home page. It's got me puzzled.

I painted mine about two years ago. I cleaned them well first, then sprayed them with a heat resistant primer, then three coats of heat resistant red. They still look as good as the day they were painted.

I am having trouble with my Bimmersport site. I don't know what I have done, but I have lost the "Whats on in the Forum" section of the home page. If I log out, then this section returns but goes when I log in again. I have deleted my cookies to no avail. I think I might have accidentally clicked on something I shouldn't have, but for the life of me I don't know what. Can any one here help please? Thanks Brian.

And that's speaking from experiance.

Well at least my radar detector won't be going off as much now. Well hopefully anyway.

What discs? you can't machine fresh air!

This car is now on Trade Me. http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=229689345

This reminds me of the d*ck in Auckland who was selling his M3 which was a 318ti compact just last montgh.

I urgently need to sell this car. It is a 1992 E36 318i 4dr Sedan in Burgundy. It has travelled 221,000kms. Mechannically it is quite sound although the seals in the diff need replacing. It got a brand new WoF yesterday, and has current Rego. Body wise it is very straight and in good condition. It has genuine ///Msport alloys and an M3 type spoiler. Special Bimmersport price of $2,500.00 It will go on Trade Me as soon as the weather fines up and I can get some photos with a reserve of $3k The car can be viewed at Papatoetoe. Phone me on 021 393334 Thanks Brian.

Check with Ray at Hellbm. He does conversions for around the $2k mark.

Thanks Graham and Penry. Your advice was very helpful.

I have recently obtained a Freeview decoder which I want to hook up to my home entertainment centre. Just a couple of questions. 1. Can I use my Sky dish as the aerial (I still want to be able to operate my Sky) or do I use the old analogue aerial. 2. If I can use the dish, can I run the aerial in series with the sky decoder. If anyone here can help it would be most appreciated. Thanks Brian

I have a 1992 318i sedan for sale. Yes it is an auto however I only want $3,000 and if your budget is $6k then you will have enough left to do a manual conversion.

A very happy birthday to you Graham. Don't drink too much. Ah bugger, just get pissed and have a damned good time. Cheers Brian.

Welcome aboard stagecrew, and I see you have a Touring, that will please a few of the touring affectionados here.

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