129mph in an E23
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That belongs to Senna on here.
[quote="oguz327"]I saw this tidy old 7 parked outside the other week...

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He is a friend of my nieghbour then, nieghbour said he saw my E30 and if I wanted to sell let him know.
The 7 was in great condition!
The 7 was in great condition!
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The writer in the story is of course based on Roald Dahl himself, who drove an e23 for many years and loved it like one of his own children. It sold on eBay about 3 or 4 years ago and was restored and auctioned off for charity..
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Official top speed of the 733i was actually 127mph, so that must have been a tweaked one. 

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His was a 735i so that may be where the confusion crept in...
Looks like Roalds was a 732i
https://www.classicdriver.com/en/car/bm ... 982/158937
You can see the reg in the 3rd photo. Showing as not being taxed or SORN since 2010
A lovely E9 bites the dust at about 23 mins onwards in another episode of Tales of the Unexpected here
https://www.classicdriver.com/en/car/bm ... 982/158937
You can see the reg in the 3rd photo. Showing as not being taxed or SORN since 2010
A lovely E9 bites the dust at about 23 mins onwards in another episode of Tales of the Unexpected here
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Get it bought. I'm sure Peter will help you improve your spannering.pony wrote:Wouldn't mind 735i
I think Pacer has 745i in his garden.
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Drop the motor in an e28 and scrap the rest....
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You would have to be a proper freak with major skillz to even consider it.snakebrain wrote:Drop the motor in an e28 and scrap the rest....
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Is anything hard if you know what you are doing?87mtech27 wrote:Can't be that hard for someone who knows what they are doing?bab-91 wrote:You would have to be a proper freak with major skillz to even consider it.snakebrain wrote:Drop the motor in an e28 and scrap the rest....

Apparently it requires fabrication work, it's not like dropping a normal M30 in. Some don't think it's worth while either, see link.
http://forum.bmw5.co.uk/topic/61452-m53 ... sion-m106/
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pacerpete wrote:That 745 is sadly scrap, but the engine , if good, is worth that all day long.
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I seem to recall that in the book version of this, he was driving a blue E3 3.3 LiA. Could be wrong though.