Sorry guys, sold my car on saturday and really needed a new one to get me about,
i'm still waiting for my insurance money to come throu so for the time being i bought myself a little fiesta rs1800
dont let this fool you into thinking that i wont be back in an e30 cos i will as soon as i get some money.
sorry to all you zoners
I am so so sorry
Moderator: martauto
Mate i may have the Rieger and the Msport, but i also have a 1.4 CL Auto Polo that i drive as my everyday car and i love it 
Slow as fcuk, but it's on a R plate and only 40k miles (Was 20k when i bought her 2 years ago), but it's so lovely to drive cause i dont have to worry about road humps and stuff like that so dont be sorry dude
Slow as fcuk, but it's on a R plate and only 40k miles (Was 20k when i bought her 2 years ago), but it's so lovely to drive cause i dont have to worry about road humps and stuff like that so dont be sorry dude
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Ziggy
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How old's the fez? I keep getting tempted to buy something little & cheap like that - great fun to rag around! Can't imagine it'll convert you to the dark side permenantly though, so no need to apologise...
Can't imagine it'll convert you to the dark side permenantly though, so no need to apologise...E30 in need of wiring loom smoke since April '11...
I nearly bought an RS1800 when I was E30-less, although it had an Escort RS2000 2.0ltr 16v engine fitted. Was quick and fun to chuck about, but I wasnt sure how well the conversion had been done and the engine had a slight rattle - Ive since been told it was probably the timing chain and was best to stay away.
You will be back in an E30 in no time - as much fun as the RS will be, it just wont feel the same
You will be back in an E30 in no time - as much fun as the RS will be, it just wont feel the same
James
'91 325i Sport
'93 318i touring 16v
'91 325i Sport
'93 318i touring 16v
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Martinaston
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Watch out for those walls they just jump out at you 
You best get it insured quick before they process your last claim.
(scribble on accident form "erm.... i didn't see it standing there")
You best get it insured quick before they process your last claim.
(scribble on accident form "erm.... i didn't see it standing there")
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gooner1
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Nothing wrong with a fez mate,ive also got an 88xr3i cabby which under some circumstances is almost as much fun as my 325i.Trouble is cant really justify running two cars so one will have to go soon,and it aint going
to be the bm.
to be the bm.
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Paulsimon8
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RS1800 - top little go-kart, A good friend of mine owns one, and she loves it 
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SwirlyE30
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lol dont worry mate, i sold my E30 a week ago, bit sad to see her go, although i picked up a Kia Pride from work for 100 quid with a new mot, to run around in when my Camaros my weekend car. In the last week of driving the thing, ive ragged it more than its probably been in its whole life, its had the exhuast broke from some serious rally driving up the local downs (propper chav style lol), and the handbrake is now fcuked, but i love it, i can finaly get into somthing everday and not actually give a shit about flooring it from cold, going over curbs etc
1986 Chevrolet Corvette. 330ftlb torque....V8s rule!
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What this mean?Martinaston wrote:Watch out for those walls they just jump out at you
You best get it insured quick before they process your last claim.
(scribble on accident form "erm.... i didn't see it standing there")