Hubba hubba...

[old_skool]

E28 M5 with Hartge goodies anyone?

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/3620266.htm

What do we think?

[bss325i]

Those dials are particularly offensive!

[bodger]

i dont think those wheels suit that particular car, look a bit to modern imo

[DanThe]

Style 5's are like dog shit,,, bloody everywhere

[e30topless]

I know the owner very well, He has about 8 really nice E28 M5's

Give him a call if your interested

[pacerpete]

The only E28 M5 to own is a standard one.. The dubious , albeit OE body kit and blank cheque councilification detract rather than enhance the car

[MattTheHat325]

I understand the whole don't mess with an m5 thing but I don't find that particularly offensive. Agreed, 16" proper RS's would look more period. Nice car though.

[Blitz]

I like the Hartge mechanical work but prefer the un-kitted M5. Its all about the deep front spoiler and clean side and rear end.

[B7]

I like it. Does that make me a wrongun?

[jlb]

I get the attraction of a 535se without kit over an m535

but an 28 M5 has got to have kit surely?





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[Kedge]

M535i was the only E28 to have the kit as standard, M5 seem's extra special by not having it for somereason...........executive

[Jhonno]

I like the Hartge mechanical work but prefer the un-kitted M5. Its all about the deep front spoiler and clean side and rear end.

This imo..

E28 M5 unkitted with Hartge go bits..

[capri_rob]

I like it. Does that make me a wrongun?

+1



The only bit I don't like is the dials

[snakebrain]

It's the Q car thing - understated performance was the whole ethos of the E28 M5, hence bodykits etc are seen as detracting from it. Makes sense to me, though I do love a nice kitted E28 too..

[suchy]

I like the Hartge mechanical work but prefer the un-kitted M5. Its all about the deep front spoiler and clean side and rear end.

This with the Alpina front dam and BINGO

[pacerpete]

The only thing good about the E28 M tech body kit is that it is not quite as grim as the one that was often fitted to M635s

[snakebrain]

The only thing good about the E28 M tech body kit is that it is not quite as grim as the one that was often fitted to M635s

I've noticed Pete has strong views on this topic before...

[old_skool]

I like the Hartge mechanical work but prefer the un-kitted M5. Its all about the deep front spoiler and clean side and rear end.

Me and you together then Trevor..

I agree the clocks are proper minging though.

[old_skool]

I know the owner very well, He has about 8 really nice E28 M5's

Give him a call if your interested

I want one with very low mileage, preferably one owner. Such a thing will exist I'm sure.

[Splondike]

I must admit I don't like the dials, but the rest of it is ok and it looks nice in the metal. I also prefer M5s without the kit, it just cheapens them and makes them look like an M535i.

I have been having thoughts about converting to kit-free with bumpers if I get mine re-painted as my bodykit is slightly damaged anyway. However, I do have a whole spare bodykit in good condition which can go on that came off of a black M5. Also I have some rather dishy wheels to go on that look much better on a kitted car. The previous owner had them on a bumpered one and it did not look quite right in my eyes (maybe a little council). So I am in two minds.

[Kedge]

I'd leave the kit on since it's an M535i

[spook]

I like the kit, but not on a proper M5.