Not all Turbos had the script...
The first batch did, but after the German press had a pop at BMW saying it was intimidating and encouraged bad driving it was removed although I suspect most owners added it as an extra!
saw this 2day 2002i touring
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1987 Henna Rot M3 (was 195bhp CAT..now more and no cat)
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Good call, just had my first visit to that site, some of the ones for sale are something else, would love to see them in the realTedswagon wrote:If you want to now anything about them - or just see some really nice ones go to http://www.bmw2002.co.uk/ They always have some great looking cars of the month - and there's a cars for sale section too.
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I've just bought an Inca Orange 2002 Touring, you would all cry if I told you how much I paid for it and its not a crap-heap either
Had a few electrical issues with it but they are really nice to work on and so simple, really nice to learn things on like electrical diagnosis.
I am after some 15" E30 BBS alloys for it, would love something a bit more period like Mahle but they look smart with BBS on.
From some angles and with standard steelies on they can look rank but slap some 15"s on and they instantly look cool see here:
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Had a few electrical issues with it but they are really nice to work on and so simple, really nice to learn things on like electrical diagnosis.
I am after some 15" E30 BBS alloys for it, would love something a bit more period like Mahle but they look smart with BBS on.
From some angles and with standard steelies on they can look rank but slap some 15"s on and they instantly look cool see here:
NOT mine:







1988 325i Sport
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Christ doesn't that look small compared to those modern bloaters next to it.
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If you Got "Haters",Then your doing something Right!
CR24v??? Where's it all gone?? LOL
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Why the hell would you do that? I think that the owner should be made to watch a whole episode of Big Brother whilst being burgled by Michael Barrymore. Slap that man!Rav335uk wrote:[img][img]http://img3.imageshack.us/img3/8838/bmw ... rboqg4.jpg[/img]
Hows this one for ya
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Thats an s14 jobbie, bloke worked for Koenig, explains the wild bodykit, and is all spaceframe at the front.

If you Got "Haters",Then your doing something Right!
CR24v??? Where's it all gone?? LOL
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I parked my touring next to a new Yaris the other day, and my E30 looked dwarfed beside a "small city car"dickster wrote:Christ doesn't that look small compared to those modern bloaters next to it.
Not in E30s any more 
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I love these old beemers, i give big respect to eneyone that takes on an old motor that is rusting away with no floor ect ect and restores them like they have just rolled out of the factory 
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