MefiEcosse said:E85 is the best option though!
If you are a professional hair sculptor

MefiEcosse said:E85 is the best option though!

Zed Baron said:Hi Rich, thanks for organising another great breakfast meeting... nice restaurant. Great to catch up and meet new faces, shame about the weather but got to test my BMW umbrella out![]()
Warrior170 said:Gents and Ladies, many thanks for making me feel welcome this morning. Nice people and some nice cars too.
Thanks to Julian for letting me take his 3l E89 out for a wee spin, very trusting of you sir much appreciated.
The shaking in my hands and butterflies in my stomach have subsided enough to let me also say a big thank you to the Yellow Peril. Awesome car but on a morning like this morning I was certain we would be visiting farmer Giles in the fields or Edinburgh RI via a blues and twos taxi. You however demonstrated the cars fine handling even on a soaking wet country road to one of the worst people to ever sit in a passenger seat. Terrific cars gents. Thanks so much.
Warrior170 said:Gents and Ladies, many thanks for making me feel welcome this morning. Nice people and some nice cars too.
Thanks to Julian for letting me take his 3l E89 out for a wee spin, very trusting of you sir much appreciated.
The shaking in my hands and butterflies in my stomach have subsided enough to let me also say a big thank you to the Yellow Peril. Awesome car but on a morning like this morning I was certain we would be visiting farmer Giles in the fields or Edinburgh RI via a blues and twos taxi. You however demonstrated the cars fine handling even on a soaking wet country road to one of the worst people to ever sit in a passenger seat. Terrific cars gents. Thanks so much.
Warrior170 said:Ha Ha no worries, as you could no doubt tell I'm a terrible passenger and your driving skills were never in question. My expectation of what the car might do in the wet compared to your knowledge of what the car is capable of were streets apart. I'm totally sold and tonight so is the Jeep, woo hoo. £1600 more than I was offered for a trade in and £1250 more than the car buying websites. Almost told him where to go a few times as well. Hard to be patient now but will try me best. Been looking at a few online but if any of you see something too good to miss please let me know.
BMW Z4 2.5I SE 2004 said:Really looking for some help guys, im from the Falkirk area and im needing someone i can trust and preferably even better Someone who does jobs from home andc can give a really good price, z4 e85 expert ahha im needing the good old soft top repaired, seemingly its the boden cable assembly thats seized but needing it stripped, any help at all would honestly mean alot.
MefiEcosse said:BMW Z4 2.5I SE 2004 said:Really looking for some help guys, im from the Falkirk area and im needing someone i can trust and preferably even better Someone who does jobs from home andc can give a really good price, z4 e85 expert ahha im needing the good old soft top repaired, seemingly its the boden cable assembly thats seized but needing it stripped, any help at all would honestly mean alot.
Sorry, don't know anyone local! I'm Bo'ness.
A few guys have gone to Durham Dave to gets theirs fixed.
BMW Z4 2.5I SE 2004 said:MefiEcosse said:BMW Z4 2.5I SE 2004 said:Really looking for some help guys, im from the Falkirk area and im needing someone i can trust and preferably even better Someone who does jobs from home andc can give a really good price, z4 e85 expert ahha im needing the good old soft top repaired, seemingly its the boden cable assembly thats seized but needing it stripped, any help at all would honestly mean alot.
Sorry, don't know anyone local! I'm Bo'ness.
A few guys have gone to Durham Dave to gets theirs fixed.
Whos durham dave?