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Posts posted by Palazzo
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The one down South. That was a cheap car, $17k?I think the E36 vert is a gorgeous car. I love this one... http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=667713493 - shame it's only a 4cyl or I'd consider it for those perfect summer days!
There was a really nice blue E36 M3 vert with grey leather on TM for a while... If I'd had the cash!!! Would still want the V8 for the grunt work.
I was meaning more from an age thing. There are so many rough E36 cars around now, they drag down the whole image, like E30s a few years ago. As time goes by, a good one will look really good, like an E30 or mint E34.
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Most chicks used to love it (it's been in the garage for years), guys used to hate being passed by it. As soon as I tell a chick I have it, they want to go for a ride. I think it's the age/shape (of the car, not the driver), as opposed to an E36, but who knows?
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That's the one I meant.
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There's another one asking $6k on TM, I thought about replacing the E30 with one, then thought why?
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Got it sorted at Manukau, Takanini a touch too far south. Cheers.
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Delicious bit of irony. A/c belt arrived, no serpentine belts in country. Might be looking for a BnT in Manukau.
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I thought it was horrific considering US "how to" web sites were quoting like $18.
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I'm sure you all know what Repco stands for, but I had an outstanding example today.
The a/c drive belt broke on our Mazda 3, called Repco, $132.
Called South Auckland Motors, (Ford/Mazda dealers), $35. Then decided I needed the much larger serpentine belt as well, they felt sorry for me because they weren't in stock, got both belts for $65, in tomorrow.
On the off chance that anyone else has a Mazda or Ford (unlikely) that our sponsors don't want to deal with, they have been excellent to deal with (in my whole two experiences). By comparison, I can't drive past John Andrew fast enough.
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Mine has had the M325i with black leather interior and no a/c while pregnant and with baby, then the 328i coupe with toddler and now a Mazda 3, all manual, she would rather drive than walk.
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There are plenty of auto 318i's clogging the passing lane already, just get one of them, even if they aren't in that eye watering colour.
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I'll take it if still available
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No kindle, can't understand the attraction.
The original Stig had an amusing book, but I just finished Mike Tyson's autobiography, which was really interesting to me as a Tyson fan. The guy is a wreck.
I love books, have since I was a kid reading Charlottes web at age 6.
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Just finished at St Luke's. Imagine my delight to see 2 sets of traffic lights go out as I left. Bahahaha!
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Then you'll love this, I can't believe nobody has put the police to the sword over it. Read the danger spots at the bottom, then read the radar spots.
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11168484
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Ours stranded us once in 70,000km (from 260-330km), fuel pump, in the garage at home. New one and away it went.
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My cousin in Oz is a pursuit cop, they use manual FPV F6s and love them. XR6 Turbos in the city I think.
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An Eco boost Falcon is tested at 6.8 for 0-100, an E39 540i at 6.4, better hope they don't get a good start.It's probably not a bad car but I agree a 2 litre in a car that size must have it's limitations in the reliability department, that & the fact that people that buy these big cars are after performance & space at the same time, not that I'd personally call a bog standard Failcon/Commodore a performance car.
Power and torque are supposedly identical for the 528i too. I can't see why it shouldn't be reliable.
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It is a CVT, not an auto. Would explain the perceived lack of performance too, they never seem to deliver.
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I think it's a huge shame. I love my Turbo Falcon and think it's massive value for money, for what I wanted it for a, V8 Commodore was also on the list. Having driven it for a while now, why anyone would rather drive a slow, roly poly SUV is beyond me.
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Were they the wrong length for your cab?
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On the off chance that somebody might be interested, I have a couple of cars for sale.
One belongs to a mate who has bought a new GTi Golf and the other is my mothers car, she now has a 1 series.
Neither of them are particularly interested in dealing with TM, so it's my job.
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used-cars/audi/a4/auction-664666160.htm
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used-cars/toyota/supra/auction-665298240.htm
Let me know if you have any questions.
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I have a Tech 1 on my cab, I'm pretty sure I'm right. Good luck.
Looking to buy a 328i
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They were sold here too, manuals with hubcaps.