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- shane
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#31
I once had an E30 320i, and still miss it. It was a perfect combination of size, performance, comfort and quality, and it made a gorgeous noise. The only downside was a disconcerting habit of swapping ends unexpectedly in the local Homebase carpark in the rain! Sadly economics dictaed that it had to go in favour of a Citroen AX14, which was loads of fun, but a bit like driving aroound in a tupperware lunchbox.
Give me a nice E30 325i cabrio and I'd be happy for life.
Give me a nice E30 325i cabrio and I'd be happy for life.
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#32
I still miss my 1985 520i. It was 8 years old when I got it and 18 when it went to car heaven. Apart from fuel it cost me next to nothing, and I could still put a spanner on it myself if I needed to.
I still haven't got used to front wheel drive really, though it would have been awful this winter. Anything more than a dusting of snow and it was virtually unmanageable.
I still haven't got used to front wheel drive really, though it would have been awful this winter. Anything more than a dusting of snow and it was virtually unmanageable.
- pre65
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#34
Now I admit this is not a Reliant, but according to the link it was built by them !Mike H wrote:Reliant?pre65 wrote:Sometimes one can be pleasantly surprised when trying a brand that would have previously been unthinkable.
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Would love one myself.
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#36
That was my point, it was aimed directly at me, and the door was the only thing in the way.shane wrote:Thank god for side impact bars!
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- Dave the bass
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#37
Bit 'o T cut and it'd be as good as new.Nick wrote:
I know this garage, right, that'd get some papermache and ....
Jobsagoodun.
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EDIT Ha! just noticed this "audio-talk Forum Index -> CD"
CD = Car dented?
Glad you survived Ok though Poppit.
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#39
Yep, is is a bit off topic...Dave the bass wrote:Bit 'o T cut and it'd be as good as new.Nick wrote:
I know this garage, right, that'd get some papermache and ....
Jobsagoodun.
DTB
EDIT Ha! just noticed this "audio-talk Forum Index -> CD"
CD = Car dented?
Glad you survived Ok though Poppit.
Whenever an honest man discovers that he's mistaken, he will either cease to be mistaken or he will cease to be honest.
#41
Looks fine on t'other side. Bit of a problem driving though, the throttle is stuck down by the bent bulkhead. Maybe I could sell it as a Toyota.
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#43
E30's are becoming very sought after now,good examples are going for a lot of money.Ditto the ragtop! or an M3....shane wrote:I once had an E30 320i, and still miss it. It was a perfect combination of size, performance, comfort and quality, and it made a gorgeous noise. The only downside was a disconcerting habit of swapping ends unexpectedly in the local Homebase carpark in the rain! Sadly economics dictaed that it had to go in favour of a Citroen AX14, which was loads of fun, but a bit like driving aroound in a tupperware lunchbox.
Give me a nice E30 325i cabrio and I'd be happy for life.
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#44
A Problem?Nick wrote:Looks fine on t'other side. Bit of a problem driving though, the throttle is stuck down by the bent bulkhead. Maybe I could sell it as a Toyota.
Thats derrigguurrr in Lundun. 'Sports/dispatch' model innit = more dosh.
Sell sell sell
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#45
So that's what they ended up doing.pre65 wrote:Now I admit this is not a Reliant, but according to the link it was built by them !![]()
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