Z4 M Collecting Cars

One owner, BMW service history, the right time of the year. Got a lot going for it, even if it is a roadster..........
 
Yes, love that colour (and the red as well). A friend owns one in the blue (sadly the inferior open top version rather than the coupe like I have) and it looks great.

I used the red (Imola) on another car I have after looking at just about every red I could think of for about a year while I was busy restoring it. If I hadn't gone with that colour I would have used the blue!

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wspohn said:
Yes, love that colour (and the red as well). A friend owns one in the blue (sadly the inferior open top version rather than the coupe like I have) and it looks great.

I used the red (Imola) on another car I have after looking at just about every red I could think of for about a year while I was busy restoring it. If I hadn't gone with that colour I would have used the blue!

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Bet you don't drive that one too fast. Looks like it would take off. :D
 
buzyg said:
Bet you don't drive that one too fast. Looks like it would take off. :D

It is patterned loosely after the Miura bodywork, but you are right - I do have concerns that the node might start to lift at speed so I have never taken it much beyond about 100 mph. The engine in it is around 200 bhp and with the light weight it would pull quite well up top if I wasn't chicken...er, I mean using mature judgement. When I was building it, that concern led me to add a nose spoiler (crafted from a stock TR6 item) under the nose, but when we did a trial fitting, we both said "Datsun 240Z" and I left it off. Wanted it to look like a real car, not a kit car, which is why I also used wire wheels rather than alloys.

I raced an MGA Twin Cam with around 175 bhp and it had no problem (aerodynamically) hitting 130 on the tracks I ran it on - probably 10 - 15 mph more on an open road. Dead solid at speed. Didn't want to find out if a body designed more for looks that aerodynamics would do the same.
 
10k more miles than mine, 5 less owners. Be interesting to see what it goes for. Mine would be up for sale if it wasn't for avoiding the covid :P
 
SOLD at £13666 + the buyer pays 6% on top (£820ish ) so around £14500 , id say right on the button for today's market & a good day for buyer + seller .
 
Spot on mr wilks. :thumbsup:

That's a lovely colour combination and there can't be too many 1 owner Ms around these days. Let's hope the buyer joins the forum!
 
Just remember the buyer has approx £1k auction fees to pay on top of the final bid so not as simple as it appears and possibly hasn’t even seen the car yet.
 
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