My M3 which I have had for 3 years now :) |
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mboon
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Andy Butler
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Very nice, I really like it. I love the subtlety and the Q car effect of the 4 door M3, I would like one some time. What kind of miles is on it and how has it been to live with? |
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Eamo
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looking well boss -
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mboon
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Hello Andrew. I really cannot fault the car, 100% reliable. I got the car on 96000 3 years ago, its now just over 117000. Only money I have spent on the car is for the service and the odd silly little thing for MOT.
You should get one, Not sure if the evo is as reliable but this 3.0 engine/transmission is just stunning. Get one, you will not be disapointed :) |
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mboon
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Cheers fella I started cleaning the engine bay today :) |
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Andy Butler
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Yes I think I would go for the 3 litre if I was to get one for reliability.
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mboon
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yes, I cannot fault it for reliability. Cleans up well too :) not bad for a car with over 100k on the clock. |
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Joey
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spanking motor son really nice example
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its not what you drive its what drives you
(INITIAL D) E36 M3 Cabrio Cosmos Black |
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mboon
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Thanks Joey :)
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Ben O Brien
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Ive got a 3.0 Saloon too, bought it from a fellow member last week. They are a fantastic car, really handle a lot better than the M3 vert and also a little better than the coupe. So much so that im selling my vert now and will part with the individual coupe in time. Love the contours too. If it were mine id either go back to amber front indy's or put clears on side or rear just to keep them all the same but thats only nit picking, its a stunning car! |
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99' 728i Sport 98' E39 M5 - Avus Blue, Dec Car! 96' M3 Saloon - Estoril Blue 94' M3 3.0 Convertible 91' E34 M5 - 3.6, Macau Blue *E36 M3's Breaking* |
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mboon
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Are they not the standard front indicator lights then? I always thought they was? I will be changing them if they aint standard. It is a lovely drive :) |
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Ben O Brien
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Im fairly certain if it had the ambers elsewhere that it would have amber front indicators too. I know a lot of people upgrade to clears but i like the ambers, its nice and retro. I have kept my E34 M5 standard with the ambers even though i have a set of clears there for it.
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99' 728i Sport 98' E39 M5 - Avus Blue, Dec Car! 96' M3 Saloon - Estoril Blue 94' M3 3.0 Convertible 91' E34 M5 - 3.6, Macau Blue *E36 M3's Breaking* |
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falkster
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Looks great, 3.0 does seem a better option without the vanos worry. Im also sure that it was Evos that had clear indicators but would also have the half red/half clear rear clusters. |
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E30 M3 (Toy) Alfa 147 (just gone) BMW 330d (new work horse) Daimler Double 6 (no idea yet) |
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mboon
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its back from the garage now, got to clean it as its filthy. Going to take it out for a good thrashing before I clean it tho :)
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UJM3
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Great looking car, love the contours..
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mboon
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Cheers mate, I have been hard at work with the car, cleaned all the rear archs out and painted with black waxoil paint, also took the rear mud flaps off and am waiting for the wider rear wheels to come back from there recondition :)
Paintwork will be next :) Also found out there was only 413 RHD 3.0 M3 Saloons made :) so rare :) |
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mboon
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also paintined the rear suspension arms, calipers and hubs.
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