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New to the Z4
- Thread starter Greatscott
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Scottish Borders
Quite so..it’s all a matter of taste but for me the steering wheel / rear speakers / stubby / wheels are exercises of form over function..no stock parking sensors…why?
As per school report…could try harder..
North West Surrey
Err..ok. so the question was does anyone know the vehicle. Not the stubby, changeable, wheels, changeable, steering wheel looks better than standard and the speakers i would suggest are probably an upgrade from the base system. Just my thoughts .
Anyway. Does anyone here recognize it.
Thanks
At the summit of the picturesque fens
Difficult to tell when there is no reg number visible and the 'halfords' extras could have been added yesterday.
But NO I don't know it as it stands. HTH.
San Francisco, CA
Yes. It was Amy's. Nice bird ... for a Welsh. Big knockers too. Want her number ? (If it wasn't Amy's, it was either Barbie's or Candie's. I get easily confused these days.)
TIMMOS29
Member
That price id be looking at an v v good e86 m
@Greatscott, well welcome to the forum, there are a lot of members who are very much "old school", but don't be put off as they know their stuff. Myself, I'm also old school, and would have loved to seen this "Halfords special", but you seem to have deleted your original post.
Many different visions make up a club, but here we really do love the Z4, it's not just a car.
Many different visions make up a club, but here we really do love the Z4, it's not just a car.
@Greatscott - I was going to say welcome to the forum, but the fact you seem to have deleted your first post leads me to think you may not be stopping?
Hopefully I'm wrong so................................. Welcome to the forum.
Hopefully I'm wrong so................................. Welcome to the forum.
I did ! Debbie and I had a great time in the back seat. Or was it Gigi ? Or Fifi ? Blimey.
Sorry, don't agree. This is a very successful car forum (probably the busiest single model forum left on the web) partly because people DO give their opinions freely, liked or not by the majority. If new members are going to get the hump when a reply isn't exactly what they want, we are better off without them IMHO.
The OP's first post was a 'give me information' type post. There is an unwritten etiquette on here that you introduce yourself and go from there, gently. If newbies just wade straight in with "oi you lot, tell me stuff, now, and I'll be gone" attitude it doesn't go down well with some.
This forum is the most welcoming I know, as long as new members are polite and respectful on first contact.
That is MY opinion!
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Merry Christmas Pondy
I'm late to the thread, but in the spirit of being helpful to the original poster - yes - I do recognise it.
Seen it around quite a few times on the forum, and feels like I may have seen it once or twice on my keyboard.
It's a 'full stop'.
I'm late to the thread, but in the spirit of being helpful to the original poster - yes - I do recognise it.
Seen it around quite a few times on the forum, and feels like I may have seen it once or twice on my keyboard.
It's a 'full stop'.