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I'm not usually a big BMW fan, but that is lush and priced sensibly too.

 

These earlier ones with 528i engines seem to be more robust than the later 530's. If it was closer (as in within 1 mile of my house) I'd be tempted to stash it.

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There was a time when every factory would have something like this , usually sharing a garage with a Land Rover fire engine. Of course that wS when we had factories.

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"It is what it isn't'

 

But only until October, when it will start not being what it is. or perhaps being what it was all along.

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These earlier ones with 528i engines seem to be more robust than the later 530's. If it was closer (as in within 1 mile of my house) I'd be tempted to stash it.

IIRC, these , in exactly that spec were hailed as the best car in the world by the press at the time.

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IIRC, these , in exactly that spec were hailed as the best car in the world by the press at the time.

 

 

1998, do you think in 10 years time folk will be taking these to classic car shows?

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Fucking hell that Fiat is miserable. 200 quid as well, please crush I believe it's presence is required as the structure of a 7th story Shanghai toilet block.

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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RARE-VINTAGE-1949-SCOTT-FLYING-SQUIRREL-MOTORCYCLE-/252511133613?_trksid=p2141725.m3641.l6368

 

oh my.....

 

oh my oh my.....

 

this is not just beautiful, its art, or porn, or all 3.

 

i wish i had the money for it or somewhere for it to live, or even be able to ride the flippin' thing!!

 

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<Trvia> an outfit in Derby called Silk tried to do an updated version of these in the late 70s.

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Check this .....*Amazing condition throughout *.......http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BMW-530i-Spares-or-Repair-/272374256515?hash=item3f6ac55383:g:U44AAOSwLF1X1zvM

 

Quote from description: Pulls like a train before started having issues....

 

Hmmmmm....i think you mean..*smokes like a fucking steam train*... :mrgreen:

 

 

Yeah - and the first bit should read "went like stink so I thrashed the bollocks off it driving it like I stole it and now it's buggered"

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If i was looking to downsize in both terms of car size and engine...

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Comes with the most informative description ever...

 

 

This is my companies Redundant Lexus IS200 Sportcross. It starts and runs well and is MOTd until February 2017.

 

And that's it.

Covered 175,000 miles and MOT history that shows it could need alot done or it's had alot done...

 

I'd give it a pop at it's price, £1,049.

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Take a goodnight luck underneath if you do. They can rusty as hell. Not so much the is300 for some reason though.

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So what if the clutch is slipping? It's in Bermuda Blue!!!

 

 

Too much doors though. Looks like a car for grown-ups.

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If i was looking to downsize in both terms of car size and engine...

s-l1600.jpg

 

Comes with the most informative description ever...

 

And that's it.

Covered 175,000 miles and MOT history that shows it could need alot done or it's had alot done...

 

I'd give it a pop at it's price, £1,049.

 

I'd rather have the £750 BMW 528i manual from earlier.

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I'd rather have the £750 BMW 528i manual from earlier.

That E39 looks excellent value. E39s are not my thing but I can recognise an excellent deal (and a competent car).

 

If it's had any kind of maintenance regime applied to it it'll keep on going, too.

This era of BMW was the penultimate before things started going a bit 'wanker chariot' (copyright RBJ). It's a phase BMs have to go through.

I still regret not buying that debadged E60 540 estate Warren T Claim's family were selling well below book.

 

A cheap BMW that can get out of its own way, eh? Whod've thought it?

Usually at that money they're tarted up heaps with the smallest engine bought by 'champagne taste, lemonade money' types who want the badge above all and would have been better off getting a reasonably engined Mondeo and the cheaper running costs associated with it.

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