My Touring Revisited
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I'm really pleased the moonroof worked out so well for you, it looks ace.
I know how gutted I'd have felt if somthing arrived from a distant land in substandard condition. Well done on your positive approach in putting it all right.
I know how gutted I'd have felt if somthing arrived from a distant land in substandard condition. Well done on your positive approach in putting it all right.
Looks good so far fella top job 
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e30topless
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looking great Stu ,
I would love a moonroof, no more rusty sunroof panels
I would love a moonroof, no more rusty sunroof panels
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StuBeeDoo
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I got the tailgate spoiler earlier this year, and a week after getting the car back from a full respray, a set of Hartge wheels appeared on eBay.StuBeeDoo wrote:A set of 16" Hartge's could be tempting, if the price is right, but I'm not actively looking. Same goes for an MTech tailgate spoiler.
Next year, a few small bodywork issues will be addressed and when they are, it will gain an MTech2 front spoiler.
This is the only photo' I have at the moment. The car was filthy from an 800 mile round trip to Hampshire and South Wales. Not the greatest of locations...... B&Q.

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EThreezero
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Very nice mate, stealthy look does it for me 

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e30topless
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looking good stuart
it was worth the wait from the painters
I wish i had bought them wheels now for my daily !
it was worth the wait from the painters
I wish i had bought them wheels now for my daily !
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StuBeeDoo
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What a year it's been for my turd! 
First of all the 2.7 engine ran up the white flag, so I built another. No more big ports & valves, it's a standard 731 'head, 325i cam and 320i inlet manifold for max torque.
The petrol tank sprang a leak so I reluctantly had to buy a new one and get it fitted. That meant that it was daft not to replace all the petrol lines - rubber and metal. The front-rear brake pipe was done at the same time.
I've got an on-going nightmare with noisy diffs.
In the course of chasing transmission noises, I changed both rear wheel bearings and the prop centre bearing needlessly. 
The front discs and pads (Mintex discs and M1144 pads) were sh****d after 18 months/22k miles road use, and I had to replace the calipers as well.
On a happier note, the car now has an E36 steering rack.
And today it passed the MOT with no advisories. 
Hopefully now I can get on with the business of just enjoying driving it.
First of all the 2.7 engine ran up the white flag, so I built another. No more big ports & valves, it's a standard 731 'head, 325i cam and 320i inlet manifold for max torque.
The petrol tank sprang a leak so I reluctantly had to buy a new one and get it fitted. That meant that it was daft not to replace all the petrol lines - rubber and metal. The front-rear brake pipe was done at the same time.
I've got an on-going nightmare with noisy diffs.
The front discs and pads (Mintex discs and M1144 pads) were sh****d after 18 months/22k miles road use, and I had to replace the calipers as well.
On a happier note, the car now has an E36 steering rack.
Hopefully now I can get on with the business of just enjoying driving it.




