Grant

Even though I don't have ABS, and don't really mind not having it. In an absolute emergency I think that I would still prefer it, anything that can help prevent a potential accident...or limit the effects of one has to be good in my book. However in saying that, having everyone learn how to pulse brake in an emergency, and also what to do in an evasive situation is probably better than having people rely solely on the fact that they have ABS. Safety features are all well and good, but they are no way a substitute for good driving. Cheers

Remember, 4 of Gus's bottlecaps are mine!!!Gus...no selling my spare bottlecaps!!

Yeah Tim you're right, is for LHD. I never stopped to think about that.Also, good effort on the article on BEN. Cheers

I'm sure that Tim knows what he is doing, but here is a link anyway that may provide some assitiance. Good luck, sounds like good fun. http://bmwe30.net/cgi-bin/datacgi/database...0158&Section=11 Cheers

Ali Very nice indeed. Congrats on the purchase. Cheers

You aren't asking too much at all. Just bear in mind that that most of the people on this forum are younger, (me being the exception here being an oldie) and that $4,500 is a lot of money to come up with. But, you never know, someone might (and should) snap this up. I certainly would if I was in the market for another 325i for any reason. Good luck. Cheers

I can fairly confidently say that the new suspension set up in Andrew's car will leave yours for dead on the track as well. The Bilstein Sports and Jamex spring set up is a pretty bloody good one. Andrew just needs some stickier tyres and he will be away. Cheers

Those are sport seats.

I have one of the smaller stickers, and it is very low key. You can only read it if you are right behind the car.

I connected to it fine, and could view the forums etc. Cheers

Correct, Dave has the Dish fetish.

Pauanui again, Easter

Pauanui, Easter again

Here's some from Pauanui at Easter this year (I have made these a bit smaller).

and again, great scenery, great views.

and again, Waiheke

Here's some more. From Waiheke Island last weekend.

Nice looking car, nice wheels, they look good on it. Cheers

Hang in there, when I first got my car it has all sorts of teething problems like yours is having. You will soon get them sorted (and most of yours are minor so far), and then you will have trouble free motoring. Remember, you have bought a 10 year old car, with a relatively unknown history, and there are bound to be a few bits and pieces on the way out. In a years time, you will be laughing about it. Keep your chin up... Cheers

You love the Gingas Gus, admit it.

I did not know that, amzing you learn something every day.Cheers

either though PM'ing, or email, otherwise a lot of us have got to know each other through Bimmersport, so use the good old fashioned telephone.Cheers

you are on the right track...but don't spend too long in that bar, I have heard some stories about that place, and the beer is way overpriced. Just go left, and it should be just up the passageway, if you get to the jungle gym, you have gone too far, but you can always double back on the flying fox (which is good fun).

Damn! I really needed the garbage one! I'm stuck using this damned TARDIS. Somethings died inside i can't for the life of me find it, the interior is alot bigger than one imagines. Have you checked the morgue? The more recent TARDIS's have a 12 bed morgue in them, maybe one of the bays has a faulty refrigeration unit.To get to the morgue, its the third door on the left past the indoor swimming pool, and right next to the 10 pin bowling alley. try this url, for a schematic plan of your TARDIS (they seem to cover most models): www.lostinmytardis.com Good luck, those refrigeration units a costly to repair.

Thanks Ollie, I appreciate the warning.