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Sorry...
Well after a long search for an 'affordable' SL, I gave up and bought a cheapie 1987 BMW 325 convertible instead. It's got issues but hopefully none that I can't fix myself. I'm sure there are plenty of BMW owners with a wealth of excelent advice and experience on here but I'll get flagged if I keep bugging you all with BMW questions.
Can someone recommend a BMW forum that's as good as this one?
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'87 BMW 325 convertible (162k + miles) '87 300E, 144k + miles (sold) '93 Chevy Blazer (full size), 207K + miles '89 Sea Ray 390EC, 2 x 454's, 1550 hours... '85 AMF Sunfish Olde Towne Portsmouth, VA |
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There's no such thing. BMW forums only do two subjects - performance chips and bigger wheel swaps. Other than that they are an intellectual vacuum.
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Ooh...that's not good. Is there any way I can pick peoples brains on here about BMW issues without upsetting the mediators?
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'87 BMW 325 convertible (162k + miles) '87 300E, 144k + miles (sold) '93 Chevy Blazer (full size), 207K + miles '89 Sea Ray 390EC, 2 x 454's, 1550 hours... '85 AMF Sunfish Olde Towne Portsmouth, VA |
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You're probably better off on the BMW forums. I was just kidding but it is true that a) they've got chips and wheels down pat, and b) on general repairs they are nowhere near the quality of this site.
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That's a shame. I know how much time and money I saved on repairs to my old 300E with the help of the folks on here. I'm guessing there a few ShopForum members that have or have had BMW's too - maybe we could start a new forum on here for non-MB issues!
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'87 BMW 325 convertible (162k + miles) '87 300E, 144k + miles (sold) '93 Chevy Blazer (full size), 207K + miles '89 Sea Ray 390EC, 2 x 454's, 1550 hours... '85 AMF Sunfish Olde Towne Portsmouth, VA |
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My dad picked up an 84 325i convertible when he retired. He said I'd "inspired" him with my 450SL. Both yours and his are the E30 model.
He likes this forum: http://forums.bimmerforums.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=20 |
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E30 is a great car, I think you will enjoy it. Get rid of those huge bumpers and fit a set of Euro Bumpers on it and it will look as good as it goes.
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Thanks Scott...that site looks a lot like this one. Hopefully it will prove to be as valuable...
alabbassi...the bumpers don't look too overwhelming but I'm sure the european ones would look better.
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'87 BMW 325 convertible (162k + miles) '87 300E, 144k + miles (sold) '93 Chevy Blazer (full size), 207K + miles '89 Sea Ray 390EC, 2 x 454's, 1550 hours... '85 AMF Sunfish Olde Towne Portsmouth, VA |
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This is what period US spec E30 bumpers look like:
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Oh, well I have to agree then, the car looks much better with the euro bumpers. I wonder if a previous owner swapped them out on my car or if it's grey market...there's another convertible in my neighborhood of the same vintage and it has the euro bumpers too. Coincidence?
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'87 BMW 325 convertible (162k + miles) '87 300E, 144k + miles (sold) '93 Chevy Blazer (full size), 207K + miles '89 Sea Ray 390EC, 2 x 454's, 1550 hours... '85 AMF Sunfish Olde Towne Portsmouth, VA |
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