Jimb wrote:

Cheers,
Jim

Handy data, thanks.

325bhpbruiser wrote:try quick steel mate, under a tenner a tube, dries rock hard you can drill and screw into it and also sandable.
only tip i can gan give i mix the to dough's as best as you can before it starts to set.

Quick question: once it's set, how does it look? Matt? Shiny?

Cheers.

Conan wrote:

323i_rare wrote:I'm in Reading too. Over at e36coupe we have meeting every month at a pub in wokingham, theres about 15 of us or so. You E30 boys are welcome to come along too.

Put some details up - sounds good

I might be up for a meet on Sunday, if anything's on?

JaMMi wrote:Snap :p

http://i129.photobucket.com/albums/p218 ... 3MACAU.jpg

Spotted today (well yesterday, god its late!) in Ringwood.

Interesting. No matter how many photos I take of my Macao Blue M3, it always seems to come out looking like a black car. In your pic, the car looks almost silver-blue.

Post up the pictures, mate. I love Macau. I need one to complete my E30 collection winkeye Here it is (can't work out how to make the pics larger): http://thumb17.webshots.net/t/59/459/1/31/77/2858131770039532817HrzUEU_th.jpg http://thumb17.webshots.net/t/48/49/3/61/71/2764361710039532817vgOygx_th....

Evolution I 2190005 - 2190787 Europa Meister 1894358 - 1894364 1894366 - 1894450 1894452 1894457 - 1894459 1894461 - 1894464 1894579 - 1894611 1894614 - 1894628 Thanks for that. The last seven digits of my VIN number fall into the range: 1894614 - 1894628. From that, I guess it'd be a Europameister...

Hi, From what I've managed to get from various articles on the different M3 special models (Evo, Ravaglia, Cecotto, etc.), it seems that Macao Blue was only used on certain variants. My question is this: was Macao Blue ONLY available on the non-standard models? I have what I believe to be a standard...

Macao Blue, but then I'm biased.

bryang wrote:Also heard nothing but praise about BMXworx

That's good to know. Will let you know how I get on when I get round to bringing my new toy over for any work.

Incitatus wrote:I went to look at the M3 and ended up looking at the Pajero Evo, that must be a fun and unusual toy.

Sold it now, but the Pajero Evo was a brilliant car. Chunky, imposing, fast, great handling, fantastic bodykit (attracted lots of attention, particularly from boy racers).

csl wrote:As jon says...........same with me,it's only the 2nd macau non special edition i've come across too! Nice colour and proper choice of car

That's interesting. I hadn't realised that 'standard' non special M3 editions were rare in Macao Blue. Makes me like it even more now.

Hi, Wonder if anyone has used this independent specialist, and if so if you have any comments on customer service, technical knowledge, expertise, etc. I used to put my 325i into BMW indie TCS in High Wycombe, and they were quite good. Stoke Mandeville is closer to where I live though! Any other ind...

maxfield wrote:strange aint a special edition car

looks nice

any plans

Not for a bit. Maybe some minor cosmetics to start with, but any major fettling might have to wait.

Hi All, Good forum. Have just (re-)introduced myself to the pleasures of BMW driving, having previously had an E36 325i. Just picked up my new toy, a 1989 E30 M3 in Macao Blue. Very pleased and impressed; so far, have used it on a variety of twisties and dual carriageway, neither at particularly leg...

Thanks for the suggestions so far.

Will take and post some pics of my beast.

Cheers.

Hi,
New member here (just bought an E30 M3). Was wondering if anyone knew where I could get hold of red Evo bumper tape.

Cheers