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Has an oil change service on my 535D. Just under £200 from my usual independent. A bit of a shock really - new oil, oil filter and pollen filter. :o
 
Dropped my seats off to get re-leathered in cream beige

Old seats in cream beige
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Newly sourced M seats
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ranski said:
Dropped my seats off to get re-leathered in cream beige

Old seats in cream beige
mamu6upe.jpg



Newly sourced M seats
ubahe9a3.jpg

Where are you getting them done?

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Just south of Birmingham

I went there several weeks ago to have a scout around. The place was full of customers car seats that they were working on, or awaiting to be picked up - their work looked good so I booked mine in, fingers crossed...

Some crappy pics of an old merc seats they had just finished

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...said goodbye to Gizmo....our youngest Chihuahua as my wife took him to the vets for the chop! We've got 3 dogs and I make her take them in for the op, cos I just couldn't do it to them!!!!

Last night he was sick loads - I think he cottoned on to what is happening today so tried to pull a sickie!!!!

I have taught him well!!!
 
kevinmarkwhite said:
...said goodbye to Gizmo....our youngest Chihuahua as my wife took him to the vets for the chop! We've got 3 dogs and I make her take them in for the op, cos I just couldn't do it to them!!!!

Last night he was sick loads - I think he cottoned on to what is happening today so tried to pull a sickie!!!!

I have taught him well!!!

Lets hope they snip him in the right place and don't drop a 10kg chopping knife on his head!!! :fuelfire: and then stop off for a Chinese and choke on my kittens!! :poke:
 
oooh. I've touched a nerve then with that cat comment :D

He's more of a Rat dog than Cat dog...might be more suited to a Korean reastaurant? He's a greedy little sod as well, so plenty of meat on him!
 
Woo7dy said:
Wow exciting! Best feeling ever, like Christmas Eve! Enjoy and savour it :)
That analogy never works for me because my birthday is Christmas Eve :D

But thanks all the same, stupidly excited :thumbsup:
 
Ste said:
Woo7dy said:
Wow exciting! Best feeling ever, like Christmas Eve! Enjoy and savour it :)
That analogy never works for me because my birthday is Christmas Eve :D

But thanks all the same, stupidly excited :thumbsup:

Bad effort - Carol had 1000 posts before she got the Z :D
 
Oh, so this is only the second most eagerly anticipated Z purchase (by which I mean, all of you have only had to put up with 224 posts thinking "get a z or f*** off" :D)?
 
pvr said:
Ste said:
Woo7dy said:
Wow exciting! Best feeling ever, like Christmas Eve! Enjoy and savour it :)
That analogy never works for me because my birthday is Christmas Eve :D

But thanks all the same, stupidly excited :thumbsup:

Bad effort - Carol had 1000 posts before she got the Z :D


More like while the E85 was still on some germans drawing board!
 
...heard a loud (stone) smack on my nearly new windscreen and when I got home found a 5mm chip a couple of cm beneath the auto wiper sensor. I know it is irrational and not that big a deal, but I am soooooo pissed off. Should I get my insurance company to arrange to have it fixed, or ask the man in the supermarket car park ?

I hate stones :x
 
Bing said:
...heard a loud (stone) smack on my nearly new windscreen and when I got home found a 5mm chip a couple of cm beneath the auto wiper sensor. I know it is irrational and not that big a deal, but I am soooooo pissed off. Should I get my insurance company to arrange to have it fixed, or ask the man in the supermarket car park ?

I hate stones :x
Awww mate-as you say you havnt had it long! :(
 
That's really bad luck. I have a 12mm chip in my 320d windscreen right in the centre of my field of view and no time to rectify it :headbang:
 
The risk of driving it every day I guess... Does the windscreen repair stuff actually work ?
 
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