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Topic: Goodbye
Posted By: Henners
Subject: Goodbye
Date Posted: 29-October-2005 at 06:18

Dear all,

its been quiet on this forum for a while, so i'm going to depress thing a little more by saying goodbye.

I have sold my 840Csi due to peer pressure, from my wife, kids, brothers and colleagues. sniff sniff.

The car has been an absolute joy and is going to a good home in Dublin next week, where it will be appreciated I have no doubt, and I will miss very much.

However all is not lost as I've bought an Estate car with more grunt - a 540 touring, Y reg 40k miles, so straight line fun and Saxo bashing will continue.

Family pleased as I can go to Ikea and bring stuff back, friends pleased as I can get more than 1 golf bag in the car and colleagues pleased as I can carry IT kit about!!!

Will miss my 840 as it has been fantastic and totally reliable in the 4 months 5k time I have had it. May be when I'm older and richer I will return.

Approve

Best Regards

 



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Best Regards Henners



Replies:
Posted By: aussie840
Date Posted: 29-October-2005 at 06:54

 

Sorry to hear that Henners, wish you all the best in the 540 Touring.

Does having kids increase the pressure to sell your 840? If so, I am definitely not having any kids....I know where my priorities lie!

Cheers Ian



Posted By: GR-8
Date Posted: 29-October-2005 at 07:27

Hi Henners

You're saying goodbye to your 840 (hard to do I'd say), I'm only getting to know mine.

Bought it in August, a '95 840Ci, Boston Green with Alpina Alloys, 70k. I didn't know when I bought it whether I'd be keeping it long or not, but now I can't see me selling it for a very long time if ever. It's fantastic.

I haven't seen any action seen on this forum before.

As your car has gone to Dublin, which is where I am, you might tell the new owner how to get in touch if he or she would like to. What colour is it & I'll keep an eye out.

Good luck with the 540 and keep looking in.



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'95 E31 840Ci


Posted By: Henners
Date Posted: 29-October-2005 at 10:00

Hi Gr-8,

its Atlantis Blue and has only done 29,300 miles so is quite young really. Yes I have really enjoyed it but the head finally ruled the heart, more or less, Ive still bought the 540, which is half a second quicker to 60 than the 8. But it doesn't corner as well and I wont have lots of admiring glances anymore.

Regards



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Best Regards Henners


Posted By: GR-8
Date Posted: 29-October-2005 at 17:03
What year is the 840? The number plates here are pre-fixed with the year.

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'95 E31 840Ci


Posted By: eta.
Date Posted: 01-November-2005 at 09:05
nice to see some e31 posts!


Posted By: GR-8
Date Posted: 03-November-2005 at 18:02
Originally posted by aussie840 aussie840 wrote:

 

Does having kids increase the pressure to sell your 840? If so, I am definitely not having any kids....I know where my priorities lie!

Well I've 4 or them (kids) so no is the answer. You just have to make sure your wife has the sensible 7 Seater.



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'95 E31 840Ci


Posted By: aussie840
Date Posted: 04-November-2005 at 20:43
Originally posted by GR-8 GR-8 wrote:

Originally posted by aussie840 aussie840 wrote:

 

Does having kids increase the pressure to sell your 840? If so, I am definitely not having any kids....I know where my priorities lie!

Well I've 4 or them (kids) so no is the answer. You just have to make sure your wife has the sensible 7 Seater.

Thanks for the wise advice! 




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