Greetings from Boston

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Dejablue

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Hello all,
I am a new Z4 (E89) owner.
I've had my 2011 35is for two months and have enjoyed it very much…so much so that I have not yet tired of reading and conversing about it with other owners.
I researched this purchase far more than any other vehicle I can recall.
I bought my car used over the internet from a dealer in California and shipped it to Boston.
I won't bore the membership with all of the specifics…so here are a couple of pictures…

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The E89 35is - great choice :thumbsup:
Lovely looking motor, I doubt you will bore anyone here with a list of its specifications - we love specifications :wink:
 
Marlon said:
The E89 35is - great choice :thumbsup:
Lovely looking motor, I doubt will bore anyone here with a list of its specifications - we love specifications :wink:
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Ok…here are a couple of things I have done:
Debadged
Smart Top module
Wind Resistor deflector
Cobra S120R concealed radar detector
Michelin Pilot Super Sport tires
 
Lovely Zed. :thumbsup: Welcome to the forum. We are a bunch of chatty Zed geeks, feel free to bore us to death with all the detail you like. :wink:
 
Boston, hmm, very much on my list of mini break destinations, normally we take a trip to the Big Apple but fancy a change, may have to PM you with restaurant & hotel recommendations should we get around to booking anything.

Car looks lovely, I'm warming to the E89 shape now.

Tony
 
TonyP said:
Boston, hmm, very much on my list of mini break destinations, normally we take a trip to the Big Apple but fancy a change, may have to PM you with restaurant & hotel recommendations should we get around to booking anything.

Car looks lovely, I'm warming to the E89 shape now.

Tony
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Thanks to all for the welcome!

Tony,
I'd be happy to help with your potential Mini Break.
I don't know about you, but if I were to Mini Break in Boston, some things that it would definitely include would be Boston's North End or maybe the Seaport, for dining/lodging.
Boston is a cultural hot spot depending upon your interests,and there are tons of things to do and see, but I'd hit a NE Patriots game, I'd go to the weekend car show at the Lars Anderson Auto Museum in nearby Brookline, where they feature a different genre of automobile to showcase each weekend through the Fall....and of course I'd have a suite at the Four Seasons to come home to!
My car is already registered for German Car Day in October:
http://larzanderson.org/events/lawn-events/2015lawnschedule/

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