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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 10-January-2006 at 08:08
I like the rims on the car and would like a set myself. The only other person with these size i've seen is Uwe's monster. These are rare rims at 17".

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 10-January-2006 at 10:46
went down today steve seems like a nice guy, I bought the wheels he was
selling and they aren't the ones off that car. I left before I got your
repllies but it the car did look nice but i can't reall ysay anymore than
that.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 10-January-2006 at 10:53
Danny...does he work from a garage or a bodyshop?...coz pics of everything he sells seem to be in that kind of environment.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 10-January-2006 at 11:13
he works out of a garage in London Colney.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 11-January-2006 at 17:06

I've been there before he has a small workshop no paintshop, he basically buys and sells cars mainly M3's cos he loves them. He seems a pretty genuine bloke for a dealer.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12-January-2006 at 04:24
On the paint, I've seen 2 other M3's in Macau that
were not special editions or evo's.

'andrewinuk' has one. His also has evo spoilers
from the factory.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12-January-2006 at 04:29
Originally posted by M3JON M3JON wrote:

I've been there before he has a small workshop no paintshop, he basically buys and sells cars mainly M3's cos he loves them. He seems a pretty genuine bloke for a dealer.




Can you tell me where that is?
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12-January-2006 at 04:43
Uwe, are we getting tempted...
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12-January-2006 at 06:01

I had a 1990 Macau blue M3 convertible in 1993, so the colour was around then on E30`s. I don`t recall it being special order paint, but I was actively trading BMW`s in those days and do remember a few Macau blue cars that theoretically didn`t exist.

It would seem a very late registration for a Europameister.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12-January-2006 at 06:06
Originally posted by Mallorcaman Mallorcaman wrote:

I had a 1990 Macau blue M3 convertible in 1993, so the colour was around then on E30`s. I don`t recall it being special order paint, but I was actively trading BMW`s in those days and do remember a few Macau blue cars that theoretically didn`t exist.

It would seem a very late registration for a Europameister.

I don't think it was a special order paint for the convertibles, but an option.

It wasn't an advertised option for the 'standard' M3's but I wonder if perhaps given, unofficially, if anyone was adamant enough to demand it?

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12-January-2006 at 06:16

Hi Guys,

Dave is right, I have a 1990 Macau Blue with evo 2 spoilers from the factory. I bought it from ML who also stated that it had a 220hp engine. They said that there were a few "parts bin specials" standard cars produced in the last 2 years of the the production run.... how would one confirm this??

 

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12-January-2006 at 06:33
Originally posted by andrewinuk andrewinuk wrote:

Hi Guys,

Dave is right, I have a 1990 Macau Blue with evo 2 spoilers from the factory. I bought it from ML who also stated that it had a 220hp engine. They said that there were a few "parts bin specials" standard cars produced in the last 2 years of the the production run.... how would one confirm this??

Probably best to get the original spec sheet from your local BMW dealer who should be able to print this out for you.

BTW has you car got the late striped cloth interior? The last cars did indeed seem to come pretty well equipped. I guess BMW must have been giving some good deals to shift the end of line vehicles in readiness for the new improved  E36 M3.

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