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I'm such a BMW Club virgin - sorry!

I have the most beautiful BMW 2002 convertible (targa), It is the special edition with the round back lights in 'INKA' orange. It had only one owner before I acquired it with an amazing 24,000 miles & looking like the day it left the showroom! I used it as my own vehicle of choice for a short time (and made many friends just from the car!) but I had young children at the time and as you know, there are no safety belts in the rear (still legal).

I've had it stored in my garage for a long time and although I love her, I feel it's a bit of a waste. What should I do? Advice gratefully received - thanx! Lisa.

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WOW! thouht u ment a 2002 YEAR car at first then googled it!

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i take it its one of these?

if i was you i would write down the pros and cons of keeping it.

major one, can you afford to keep it? have the space? will it be worth alot in a few years time are will it depreciate(cant see that though)

either way , welcome to the club, real nice car you have there B)

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Hi Lillybunches
I get this is a really old thread! But wondered if you still had your car, I really hope so. I've had my Baur Cabriolet for the past 24 years and still love owning it. It's not my everyday drive but easily could be.
Let me know if this message gets through....

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