SOLD - 2007 Z4M Coupe for road and track loads of extras - pictures updated

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An old shot of the car from 2009, think it was Flatout's old car, he had a private plate on too

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flimper said:
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An old shot of the car from 2009, can't remember who used to own it though :oops:

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Sorry to hijack the thread but I spotted the ZMR I bought in October 2014 (now owned by Cracker on the forum) in the background. Nice to see it's been owned by an enthusiast in it's previous life.
 
One more for you then :) This was the thread for the meet in question - http://www.z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=9506&start=105

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Dave1971 said:
flimper said:
Disabled adblocker, all fine now :thumbsup:

An old shot of the car from 2009, can't remember who used to own it though :oops:

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Sorry to hijack the thread but I spotted the ZMR I bought in October 2014 (now owned by Cracker on the forum) in the background. Nice to see it's been owned by an enthusiast in it's previous life.

How funny - I met up with Cracker just the other day to pick up an exhaust. The car still looks superb, with a few new additions :thumbsup:
 
Ah yes, remember him. Last time I saw him was on the hard shoulder with a police car behind him ...
 
Tyz4 said:
Why was the engine rebuilt?

I don't recall all the details - it was under the previous owners ownership - but as I recall, he had a warranty and put the car in to BMW for some work just before he sold it to me. Some issue was found and it turned into a pretty full rebuild.

Edited to add, I bought it just after the rebuild was completed; it then needed another 1,000 miles running in and service, I completed the thousand miles and had the service done at the same dealer (Cambridge) who did the rebuild.
 
With respect, it'd be good to know how much of the engine was rebuilt and I'd imagine it'd be easy to find out. If it was say just one main part of the engine i.e. the head then obviously there'd be disparity in mileage between other parts of the engine - if it was a BMW rebuild as opposed to engine replacement then this might be the case. It's a bit like the early e36 328's that were recalled because the cylinder heads were cracking. They were replaced, though not the whole engine, but people would advertise them as having had their engines rebuilt and this wasn't the case.

Just to say I am quite interested in the car and not just chiming in with spare time as a lot of people seem to do in this forum.
 
Tyz4 said:
Just to say I am quite interested in the car and not just chiming in with spare time as a lot of people seem to do in this forum.

Strange that as since you joined up you have total 5 posts enquiring about 4 different cars since last April then no further input on each thread ?
People " chime in " due to it being a forum where thoughts , opinions & information are freely exchanged usually to the good of its members
Welcome btw & hope your search for a ///M is fruitful
 
OP, I do think it would be worth obtaining more info regarding the engine rebuild, if you can. Particularly for an enthusiast, who would see a well documented and financed rebuild as a big plus point rather than a turn off. My car was similar when I bought it - actually ended up being driven by the previous owner to the dealer where they printed off a full bill of materials for me (the forum at its best!). If it was done under warranty, I doubt shortcuts were taken, so you might just need to chase up the paperwork.
 
MrPT said:
OP, I do think it would be worth obtaining more info regarding the engine rebuild, if you can. Particularly for an enthusiast, who would see a well documented and financed rebuild as a big plus point rather than a turn off. My car was similar when I bought it - actually ended up being driven by the previous owner to the dealer where they printed off a full bill of materials for me (the forum at its best!). If it was done under warranty, I doubt shortcuts were taken, so you might just need to chase up the paperwork.

Sorry, i obviously wasn't clear - I have the paperwork/invoice for the warranty work on the engine - I guess the relevant line regarding the question above is "Replace engine with exchange engine"; which I take to be a replacement of the entire engine.

What I do not have have is the background to the issue that led them to replace the engine (bear in mind I didn't own it at the time); though if the invoice can be assumed to be in chronological order it looks like it was the main bearing shell issue, as they changed those first and subsequently changed the engine.

Happy to try to answer any other questions.
 
tertius said:
Sorry, i obviously wasn't clear - I have the paperwork/invoice for the warranty work on the engine - I guess the relevant line regarding the question above is "Replace engine with exchange engine"; which I take to be a replacement of the entire engine.

Yeah, so basically a <10k engine. Wow. The running in service supports that too - wouldn't be needed for just a top end rebuild, for example.
 
Little update - I have just spent a not inconsiderable sum having the car professionally cleaned inside and out, a small amount of paint correction done and waxed by Liquid Car Care - http://www.liquidcarcare.com/ - and it looks amazing.

The exterior pictures have been updated to try to show how good it looks, but the weather has not been great, and I didn't have time this weekend to get to a good location, so just on the street.
 
flimper said:
Car detailed in Knightsbridge, I bet that wasn't cheap!

Err, well, not super cheap no, but not horrible. It wasn't really detailed just cleaned very thoroughly and then waxed - they only had to do a very little work on the paint.
 
Have to say, that is a stunning car and spec, yes it's not "cheap" but in terms of value.....

Surprised it's not been snapped up!

Unfortunately an ///M will always be a no no for me as I like my autos too much..

Mike
 
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