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WTB : E36 316ia (1994 or earlier)
- Thread starter Roberto
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Hi Ersalle71 !
I've always liked the E30s. Its the first BMW that I remember being impressed by. I definitely prefer the older ladies, the enduring quality just turns me on . ;-))
I can well imagine tinkering away with a nice COE-renewed E30 and driving everywhere *slowly* with thick gold chains (genuine), oversized shades, lapelled shirt and a fake cigar smouldering at the end of my mug, pulling up to a street bakuteh stall and having both jackie chan and maggie cheung getting in.
Alternatively, of course, I can hand it over to MTV and have them pimp up my ride. Guess it won't count for much in this non-car culture country of ours.
However, I have not acquired the right maturity, temperament and stature to handle these beauties. I shall start meekly, with 4 cylinders and work upwards, slowly.
Your car looks great. Why are you breaking up with it?
ersalle71
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Well Roberto, the reason is that i don't drive much going to work since i'm staying in JB and working in Singapore. So every day i commute in and out using public transport(Bus), its cheaper and less headache and i am not in a hurry to rush to work and home ehhehehehe. Well start off with M40 engine Roberto, they are less headache and cheap to maintain. Parts very cheap, surprisingly cheap too
). To be honest, its not worth driving a 2litre and above in singapore, the road tax is a real killer.....yuuuuucccccckkkkkksss....and sillyland has no autobahn, its just not practical....me thinking of getting m'sian car for long distance travelling in m'sia, an E39 525 and above perhaps hehehehhe
