Perfect addition to the e21.
A lot to be said to having something big, comfy and automatic to smoke around for the winter.
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- e21-Mark
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Thats what I thought, it starts and drives great, no smoke, no overheating, cruises at 70 no problem on motorway.e21-Mark wrote:Perfect addition to the e21.
A lot to be said to having something big, comfy and automatic to smoke around for the winter.
auto is nice for a change.
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pandemonium001 wrote:A little work, yes, but nothing like the E21.
Im partial to calling it the Green Hornet, but the wife is calling it Rotten Rum,
HAHA! excellent - my number plate on the e21 also says "rum"
Indeed, I decided to buy a shitter this year too, I have spent £360 pounds on it so far (including buying it). MOT is due next week, there is a blowing exhaust and one side doesn't work when you pull the handbrake, and I think there is a worn out bush at the front, but aside from that - the car works brilliant.e21-Mark wrote:Perfect addition to the e21.
A lot to be said to having something big, comfy and automatic to smoke around for the winter.
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- e21-Mark
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It must be contageous?!
Decided to put my 02 away for the winter and get something with comfy seats, a good heater and an auto box. I am going to resist the urge to lower it 3'' and fit dished 16 x 8's, by fitting a tow bar instead. Witter have one left on their shelves and it's mine for the princely sum of £24!! A years insurance cost about the same as a London to Leeds train ticket to collect it. The 220 mile trip home was the longest it's done in 10 years but it never missed a beat. Suspension feels nice and firm for a battle cruiser too! Only jobs needing to be done are new clocks and the viscous coupling is on the way out. I just ordered the coupling but may have to look further afield for new binnacle. Once the tow bar is on she can drag the M3 around.
Decided to put my 02 away for the winter and get something with comfy seats, a good heater and an auto box. I am going to resist the urge to lower it 3'' and fit dished 16 x 8's, by fitting a tow bar instead. Witter have one left on their shelves and it's mine for the princely sum of £24!! A years insurance cost about the same as a London to Leeds train ticket to collect it. The 220 mile trip home was the longest it's done in 10 years but it never missed a beat. Suspension feels nice and firm for a battle cruiser too! Only jobs needing to be done are new clocks and the viscous coupling is on the way out. I just ordered the coupling but may have to look further afield for new binnacle. Once the tow bar is on she can drag the M3 around.