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New daily - E39 530i
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Gert_8
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PONY, 2013 - "Anyway span 360 degrees hitting the kerb and giving the old man two fingers as I was spinning like Michael Schumacher would
Nice car and congratulations on the new arrival, shame your not after a place nearer me, my old house is for sale in Retford with a garage and workshop on the back, brick built shed and a drive. Bit far from Mansfield possibly although we have 4/5 lads work for us who travel from there.

You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity
M42 Supercharged 285bhp + M3 6speed box
So today, a mate of mine came over and gave my car a quick detail, he wanted a bit of work doing on his car so I did that while he gave my car a once over with some nice smelling products. There are a few bits of paint work I've added to my list. Also a wheel refurb is on the cards. I've just bought a private plate, and also a cable so I can run an auxiliary port. I looked at the Bluetooth adaptor that I posted in the first post, but it means getting rid of the CD changer, unless there's anyone that knows of any other options?
Appletree - my Mrs works in Worksop and I suggested the idea but she wants to stay closer to her family etc so looks I'm staying in sunny Woodhouse a˜ƒ



Appletree - my Mrs works in Worksop and I suggested the idea but she wants to stay closer to her family etc so looks I'm staying in sunny Woodhouse a˜ƒ




Has it got factory nav? If so get an intravee!
No Barry, just a business tape player, with cd changer.
Willnz - just for ease of use, I can get in the car without having to mess about with my phone, choosing a song etc. I don't do many long trips. If I put auxiliary in I can then use my iPod/phone if I want.
Willnz - just for ease of use, I can get in the car without having to mess about with my phone, choosing a song etc. I don't do many long trips. If I put auxiliary in I can then use my iPod/phone if I want.

Today I finally got round to doing most of the bits I wanted to, luckily I did as the oil filter was about ready to fall to bits. Managed to do the following:
Oil/filter
Air filter
Fuel filter
Pollen filters
Spark plugs
Brake fluid
Antifreeze
Water pump
Thermostat
Viscous coupling
Auto box fluid and filter
Diff oil
Auxiliary belts
I've still got the brake pipes to replace front to rear, and also repair the exhaust as some studs have corroded away.





I've also ordered some tyres which should be here Monday, putting Eagle F1 Asymetrical 2s on the front to match the rear. And I've got a Bluetooth adaptor which I first spoke about at the beginning of the thread, my CD changer skips after a while so I've decided to go the Bluetooth root.
Oil/filter
Air filter
Fuel filter
Pollen filters
Spark plugs
Brake fluid
Antifreeze
Water pump
Thermostat
Viscous coupling
Auto box fluid and filter
Diff oil
Auxiliary belts
I've still got the brake pipes to replace front to rear, and also repair the exhaust as some studs have corroded away.





I've also ordered some tyres which should be here Monday, putting Eagle F1 Asymetrical 2s on the front to match the rear. And I've got a Bluetooth adaptor which I first spoke about at the beginning of the thread, my CD changer skips after a while so I've decided to go the Bluetooth root.

It's done 11k since the last service, and the inspection light wasn't on.
Although this is not the first time I've had the filter fall to bits on a BMW.
I'll be doing the oil and filter much more regular than previous owners.
Although this is not the first time I've had the filter fall to bits on a BMW.
I'll be doing the oil and filter much more regular than previous owners.

Yours looks the same as mine, I've got 2 my 530i is on lpg and been a great daily, the other one is my wife's 525i in topaz, you can't beat e39s for the money these days, and in sport spec they still look fairly modern too




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DanThe
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The only thing I don't like about the sport bumpers is they seem to be made from china, the slightest bump and they break. I had a jaguar x type reverse into me a month or so ago and the coonts bumper pretty much turned itself inside out, the standard E39 front however just stole some of his paint, bit of a t-cut and you wouldn't know
X-type aka posh mondeo and we know what their bumpers are like. Gaffer tape anyone?
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I should have taken a picture of the Mondeo I saw in St Ives last week, the whole rear corner was a mass of tape 

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thats normalJesus325iTouring wrote:I should have taken a picture of the Mondeo I saw in St Ives last week, the whole rear corner was a mass of tape
if it's got t*ts or wheels it's bound to be trouble...............prove me wrong.
getting oral sex off an ugly person is like rock climbing.....don't look down ;)
getting oral sex off an ugly person is like rock climbing.....don't look down ;)
I bet his sills fell out upon impact.DanThe wrote:The only thing I don't like about the sport bumpers is they seem to be made from china, the slightest bump and they break. I had a jaguar x type reverse into me a month or so ago and the coonts bumper pretty much turned itself inside out, the standard E39 front however just stole some of his paint, bit of a t-cut and you wouldn't know

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Mazda Bongo Friendee? I can just see you cruising Brizzle in one Jon 

X5 V8 for thrills, CRV for chills, Range Rover P38 V8 for sooooo much aggravation...




