Stubby and Clear Lenses

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AndyS

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 Gloucestershire
Hello all,
Well, today I put a deposit down on an 04 plated silver 2.5i Z4, 27000 miles, full service, cruise, parking sensors, sport button and wind deflector.
Can't wait to get it but unfortunately I'm going to have to be patient until I pick it up on the 23rd but hey, what a Christmas present!!
Anyway, in preparation, I need to get clear indicator lenses and a 'stubby' sorted.
Does anyone have part numbers for the clear lenses so I can get them on order from the stealers?
Also, opinion seems to be divided with the 'stubby'
Various posts mention the Mangowalk, a Peugeot item or the Citroen equivalent.
Is there any siginificant difference in performance, looks or cost?
Any advice gratefully received and photos ASAP once I've picked it up.

Cheers,
Andy.

P.S. Test drive today, 6 degrees outside, one unhappy salesman in shirt sleeves with the top down! :thumbsup:
 
Good news on the Zed - enjoy the 23rd. Link to rear light kit:

http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do?model=BT12&mospid=47795&btnr=63_0780&hg=63&fg=95.

Mangowalk seems to be the favourite on this Forum but thre Peugeot probably easier to source direct from a dealer - not sure about performance.
 
AndyS, Enjoy your new car. I swapped to a peugot stubby some weeks ago and it works well. You can see details in this link http://www.z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=15011
 
Congrats on the Z great xmas prezzie go for the Mangowalk its a perfect match to the base looks OEM when fitted.

Z4134.jpg
 
I just bought this stubby

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Short-Stubby-Aerial-VW-Audi-Honda-Seat-Skoda-etc-NEW_W0QQitemZ390093290407QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM?hash=item5ad35f3ba7
 
Thanks all for the advice.
Decided on the Peugeot/Citroen Stubby as it means I avoid any possible delay in the Christmas post for the Mangowalk.
Bought today from the local Peugeot dealer - £5.15 inc VAT.
Just need the car to fit it to now.
The wait is killing me!! :(
 
I have the Peugeot on mine and a nice extra is that it is almost down to the bottom flexible (some mentioned scum may try to kick it from a cycle or so and if it were stiff your bodywork may even be damaged). Don't if the Mangowalk is, anyone?

Interestingly the one Russ59 got on Ebay looks exactly like the Peugeot one, but described as VW/Skoda (perhaps all from one manufacturer?)
 
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