It's a 91 325i with 72k on the clock. I've owned it for about 18 months now and love it just the way it is. I have no plans to drop it, tune it, stretch it or anything else other than look after it and enjoy driving it. Hope you like it too
Thought it was time I uploaded some photos
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Don't know much about stance and I'm not a purist so whether that makes me a flat cap I'm not sure but if the cap fits, I'll wear it.
It's a 91 325i with 72k on the clock. I've owned it for about 18 months now and love it just the way it is. I have no plans to drop it, tune it, stretch it or anything else other than look after it and enjoy driving it. Hope you like it too
It's a 91 325i with 72k on the clock. I've owned it for about 18 months now and love it just the way it is. I have no plans to drop it, tune it, stretch it or anything else other than look after it and enjoy driving it. Hope you like it too
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beemerbird
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That is indeed lovely. A pristine cloth interior always looks really classy.
If it ain't broke, fix it till it is
Now that is a rare combination of lagoon green, natural uberkaro check cloth and an M technic 2 kit.
I take it thats the cars original spec from new?
Looks very nice.
+1 on the badge to.
I take it thats the cars original spec from new?
Looks very nice.
+1 on the badge to.
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E30BeemerLad
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Stunning example 
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tonybtonyb
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looks really lovely mate!
They don't make bm's like this anymore!..They should.
Changed my mind."Stunning" suits it better!csl wrote:That looks lovely mate.From a personal point of veiw,if i was keeping it standard,i'd loose that grill badge as it looks non BMW.Everything else is very nice though fella and a nice colour too!
Wow thanks for all the compliments guys. 
Looks like the badge has got to go then. Here's a bit more info; it's got FSH, all previous MOTs and three previous owners. It's a 91 first registered in 92 by a woman who owned it for the first five years. It was then bought by a farmer who kept it for eleven years and sold it to buy a vintage tractor of all things. The next owner kept it for eleven months before deciding to sell it. I was able to speak to the second owner who said the car is exactly as he bought it from the dealer so I assume from new. The only thing he changed was the roof which he said had a little nick in it when he bought the car. He tried to get BMW to replace it under warranty but they wouldn't so he decided to have it replaced anyway at his own expense. Originally it was fitted with a brown roof but he replaced it with a black one. I wanted leather originally but liked the car so much I decided to buy it anyway and I've grown quite fond of my 'Jackie Stewart' trim now. 
Looks like the badge has got to go then. Here's a bit more info; it's got FSH, all previous MOTs and three previous owners. It's a 91 first registered in 92 by a woman who owned it for the first five years. It was then bought by a farmer who kept it for eleven years and sold it to buy a vintage tractor of all things. The next owner kept it for eleven months before deciding to sell it. I was able to speak to the second owner who said the car is exactly as he bought it from the dealer so I assume from new. The only thing he changed was the roof which he said had a little nick in it when he bought the car. He tried to get BMW to replace it under warranty but they wouldn't so he decided to have it replaced anyway at his own expense. Originally it was fitted with a brown roof but he replaced it with a black one. I wanted leather originally but liked the car so much I decided to buy it anyway and I've grown quite fond of my 'Jackie Stewart' trim now. 
Nice bit of history. How often do you use it?MartinW wrote:Wow thanks for all the compliments guys.
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BEERBOY123
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That is lush sir, like some of the other comments above, I'd keep that original if it were mine.
Two headblenders, couple of bags of MC Hammer, 5 litres of FFF, a 48ft bastard, a box of jumped-up custard and some soggy chimps
Very nice
If you dont mind me asking where did you buy the car from looks very familiar to one i knew of.
If you dont mind me asking where did you buy the car from looks very familiar to one i knew of.
breaking loads of e30 coupes,tourings,convertibles,baurs,sports etc, e39 sport breaking e36 m50 sport breaking e36 m3 breaking, e28 breaking, e24 breaking
It's spent most of its life in Herefordbmw-mad wrote:Very nice
If you dont mind me asking where did you buy the car from looks very familiar to one i knew of.
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