Z4M Coupe local to me

co-pey

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Down in Chattanooga TN, there is a Z4M Coupe for sale. Price is a bit high for my taste. Looks pretty good. BUT! This is the first time I had ever seen one with the Boat / Nautical trim. Interesting looking.

http://chattanooga.craigslist.org/ctd/5990414737.html
 
co-pey said:
Down in Chattanooga TN, there is a Z4M Coupe for sale. Price is a bit high for my taste. Looks pretty good. BUT! This is the first time I had ever seen one with the Boat / Nautical trim. Interesting looking.

http://chattanooga.craigslist.org/ctd/5990414737.html

Interesting is a polite way of putting it I guess.

I'd probably use the term "Bloody Horrible"
 
VRSteve said:
co-pey said:
Down in Chattanooga TN, there is a Z4M Coupe for sale. Price is a bit high for my taste. Looks pretty good. BUT! This is the first time I had ever seen one with the Boat / Nautical trim. Interesting looking.

http://chattanooga.craigslist.org/ctd/5990414737.html

Interesting is a polite way of putting it I guess.

I'd probably use the term "Bloody Horrible"

Christ that's hideous :sick:
 
It doesn't offend me. I miss those 70's cars with character compared to all the blandnes today.
Those reflectors though, definitely no.
 
The car looks well cared for in a good condition, but the silver bodywork looks so bland and uninteresting. The wood, well what can I say.... doesn't suit this car but would be great in Jag or Bentley.
 
Thanks for posting that up OP. Have to agree with most though. That interior is not my cup of tea. :cry: Too much wanabe baby Bentley about it.
 
uk did well, them reflectors just dont suit the car at all, and the wood trim theres a reason its rare lol its an acquired taste ;)
 
Wow - that wood trim looks great, but not in a Z4! :lol:

Mind you, if you are looking for a Z4MC in a country that large maybe you could live with it? (Even though I'm not sure I could)!
 
Wood trim can be fixed...

I went from this:


To this:


Trim simply removed and professionally sprayed with black car paint. Can be done by yourself if you have the time and patience.
 
indeep75 said:
[post]1386333[/post] Trim simply removed and professionally sprayed with black car paint. Can be done by yourself if you have the time and patience.

Great job - after just looks so much better! :thumbsup:
 
indeep75 said:
Wood trim can be fixed...

I went from this:


To this:


Trim simply removed and professionally sprayed with black car paint. Can be done by yourself if you have the time and patience.

Damn that looks good! Only problem is that your steering wheels are on the wrong side :driving: /american
 
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