BMW M3 EVO Saloon Estorial Blue MINT
30 October 2005, 08:37 PM
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When I had the 2 rear Arm bushes replaced last week by a reputable BMW specialist. I took the opportunity to look underneath when it was up on the ramps. The mechanic and myself, could not fault the car, with not signs or repair.
If it don't sell I will put a shot of NO2 on it, just for the odd instances when you want more. Nitroused M3 EVO
If it don't sell I will put a shot of NO2 on it, just for the odd instances when you want more. Nitroused M3 EVO
30 October 2005, 08:39 PM
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Originally Posted by RobEvo5
When I had the 2 rear Arm bushes replaced last week by a reputable BMW specialist. I took the opportunity to look underneath when it was up on the ramps. The mechanic and myself, could not fault the car, with not signs or repair.
If it don't sell I will put a shot of NO2 on it, just for the odd instances when you want more. Nitroused M3 EVO
If it don't sell I will put a shot of NO2 on it, just for the odd instances when you want more. Nitroused M3 EVO
my uk model 01wrx is still on sale and a px would be nice. I love that BMW and you obviously like scoobies! have a look at my thread
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30 October 2005, 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted by petesharpe
Rob,
my uk model 01wrx is still on sale and a px would be nice. I love that BMW and you obviously like scoobies! have a look at my thread
Sharpey
my uk model 01wrx is still on sale and a px would be nice. I love that BMW and you obviously like scoobies! have a look at my thread
Sharpey
01 November 2005, 02:16 PM
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Originally Posted by sunnybono
how about a silvia?
06 November 2005, 02:49 PM
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Originally Posted by API330
would you be int in 748 ducati 1999 and some cash looking for £3750 ish for bike
09 November 2005, 05:46 PM
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ok
Originally Posted by RobEvo5
Sorry Mark, sent you PM, but had a change of heart and looking for a straight sale now.
But might change my mind yet, if the EVO4 don't sell before.
But might change my mind yet, if the EVO4 don't sell before.
lol no probs mate its still here dont think it will sell on flee bay so drop us a line if interested
14 November 2005, 02:42 PM
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14 November 2005, 02:57 PM
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Originally Posted by RICH WILD
. Thanks regardign the car, very close to keeping it now at least over the winter. I have too much on my plate at the moment to mess about with car, and now is really not a good time to sell.
19 November 2005, 01:01 PM
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Just a point you do know HPI sometimes get it wrong..... Check.
I had a car that I had owned from new and it was 7 years old when I sold it. And it was registered as a Category B. Their mistake. The car has 0 miles on when I collected it straight as a die.
I had a car that I had owned from new and it was 7 years old when I sold it. And it was registered as a Category B. Their mistake. The car has 0 miles on when I collected it straight as a die.
19 November 2005, 01:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Kael
Just a point you do know HPI sometimes get it wrong..... Check.
I had a car that I had owned from new and it was 7 years old when I sold it. And it was registered as a Category B. Their mistake. The car has 0 miles on when I collected it straight as a die.
I had a car that I had owned from new and it was 7 years old when I sold it. And it was registered as a Category B. Their mistake. The car has 0 miles on when I collected it straight as a die.
With regards to insurance if you can't stand the heat then don't go in the kitchen. This is group 20 insurance.
But this its a BMW 321BHP RWD. Its a mans car to drive, and very nickable. So really not surpised this car is group 20. I pay just shy of 1K on insurance.
19 November 2005, 01:30 PM
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In fact STUFF IT. The car is no longer for sale. I think I have lost the plot. The car is better in conditon than a car 6 months old. Goes like stink, comfortable, classy, very reliable.
Where Else could I get a car even close to this for the price I am selling. So decided to keep it and enjoy it.
Thanks all for looking.
Where Else could I get a car even close to this for the price I am selling. So decided to keep it and enjoy it.
Thanks all for looking.
19 November 2005, 02:05 PM
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I know if you wanty the performance you have to pay, used to pay over a grand tpft on a grp 15 car 
Plus I'm only 24, and that quote was with low excess and protected ncb, if I were to buy an M3 I'd happily pay that to insure it
19 November 2005, 04:53 PM
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Originally Posted by R1916v
I know if you wanty the performance you have to pay, used to pay over a grand tpft on a grp 15 car Plus I'm only 24, and that quote was with low excess and protected ncb, if I were to buy an M3 I'd happily pay that to insure it
20 November 2005, 12:08 AM
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Yeah I've done quotes for most things (trying to decide what to get next ) and most of the "expensive" stuff tops out at around 1200.
Only thing that was more was a GTR, all qoutes from Tesco.com. They won't quote me on a Teg Type R though, odd
Always said I want an M3 by the time I'm 30, E46 if poss but an E36 would do, as long as it's a saloon
) and most of the "expensive" stuff tops out at around 1200. Only thing that was more was a GTR, all qoutes from Tesco.com. They won't quote me on a Teg Type R though, odd
Always said I want an M3 by the time I'm 30, E46 if poss but an E36 would do, as long as it's a saloon
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. Heard it all before mate. You never keep a car for long. I give it 4 months before it's up for sale again 
Originally Posted by RobEvo5
In fact STUFF IT. The car is no longer for sale. I think I have lost the plot. The car is better in conditon than a car 6 months old. Goes like stink, comfortable, classy, very reliable.
Where Else could I get a car even close to this for the price I am selling. So decided to keep it and enjoy it.
Thanks all for looking.
Where Else could I get a car even close to this for the price I am selling. So decided to keep it and enjoy it.
Thanks all for looking.