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This is my first bmw and i love it to pieces, its been dropped on e36 lowering spring set i dont know the make, It has momo alloys they have a ferreri badge on the rim dunno why but they have made in italy on them to lol, full leather interior.. the driver side has some wear and tear but going to feed it later and give it all a good scrub. the paint work looks tatty in the photos but i've been out in it all morning testing the brakes and its covered in all the crap off the road erm.. its got every mot since new, only had 1 owner from new so i`m just the second :D full history and pulls like a train so feel free to comment :)

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Nice ride man, I love the white.

I have just got a 1995 316i and will be suppling some pics later, its got a bit of work to be done to it in area but I like a project.

Best of luck driving..... ;)

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Nice i think the E36s look really agressive with the right stance, cant wait to see some pics :) what needs doing to yours?

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awesome - good looking motor you have there.... i was looking for 2.5td when i came across my 2.8 petrol :lol: B)

welcome - this is a great site for picking up a little knowledge, key for us firt time beemer owners ;)

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