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cmoose
18,663 posts
98 months
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That's really, really nice. Almost too nice to buy and leave outside in all weathers. Love the cloth. Want cloth if I get a '124.
Fortunately, it's out of budget.
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LHD
16,024 posts
56 months
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Gruber
4,133 posts
83 months
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cmoose earlier today said: Gruber said: I don't need a dog wagon. Saloon and an extra £4k for me please.  Wasn't really a practicality play. The saloon looks like a smelly old taxi. The wagon has an altogether more aristocratic bearing. Er, possibly.  cmoose eats his words said: That's really, really nice. Almost too nice to buy and leave outside in all weathers. Love the cloth. Want cloth if I get a '124.
Fortunately, it's out of budget. Told you so.
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wackojacko
8,462 posts
59 months
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LHD said: Plenty of miles left in her. Good find.
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Justayellowbadge
29,479 posts
111 months
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wackojacko said: LHD said: Plenty of miles left in her. Good find. Boxy, but good.
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cmoose
18,663 posts
98 months
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Gruber said: Told you so. Bah, you win. It's lovely. Wagon or coop' is still lovelier.
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snotrag
10,401 posts
80 months
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Apologies for mobile link but I spotted this a few days ago - http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/viewitem?itemId=1...What an absolute beauty. I'm seriously tempted to take a look at this one and I'm not even particularly looking for a new car. Anyone know much about these? I'm supposing a touch juicy but otherwise should be rock solid? (perhaps someone on a proper pc can post a pic)
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LHD
16,024 posts
56 months
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Justayellowbadge
29,479 posts
111 months
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Reflections on the driver's seat or 13 years of a beaded seat cover?
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Swervin_Mervin
646 posts
107 months
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LHD
16,024 posts
56 months
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Justayellowbadge said: Reflections on the driver's seat or 13 years of a beaded seat cover? Slatted sunroof cover on an 800 you know. 
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cmoose
18,663 posts
98 months
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richtea78
2,723 posts
27 months
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LHD said: Needs Cook Pass Babtridge written up the side
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Luke.
5,754 posts
119 months
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Swervin_Mervin said: Yonkers.
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richtea78
2,723 posts
27 months
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Swervin_Mervin said: Might want to buy a disklok. Lovely looking though, I am thinking of one of these as my next car
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Gravy
1,650 posts
103 months
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Output Flange said: You'll like this:
£9750 in the bank, and a Safrane 2.5dT on the drive.
Comfortable
Capable
Spacious
As frugal as possible
Discreet
Reliable
What could be better? Exactly. I like your work but they are too old. Plus, I can't find one for sale! £10k is purely an upper limit, I'd far rather spend less. However, I fear it may be required in order to tick as many of the boxes as I need to tick. An E90 330i really appeals too but falls down on the discreet and spacious counts. Are these rubbish then, because I think they are quite appropriate? http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2012...
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Rocksteadyeddie
6,662 posts
96 months
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Swervin_Mervin said: Good man. Let us know how you get on with it.
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Chrisw666
20,889 posts
68 months
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LHD said: £200 too much. My mates £375 one is still going well and still has enough in its locker to make rep mobile drivers sulk. 30mpg and plenty of toys too.
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cmoose
18,663 posts
98 months
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Gravy said: An E90 330i really appeals too but falls down on the discreet and spacious counts. Seriously? Get a silver SE and you will be literally invisible. What about an E46 330i Touring in a sober colour? What kind of spacious do you need?
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Swervin_Mervin
646 posts
107 months
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Gravy said: Output Flange said: You'll like this:
£9750 in the bank, and a Safrane 2.5dT on the drive.
Comfortable
Capable
Spacious
As frugal as possible
Discreet
Reliable
What could be better? Exactly. I like your work but they are too old. Plus, I can't find one for sale! Couple of years back we used a £410 605 V6 SVE to enter the Scumball. Did 2500 miles in 5 days and it was faultless (apart from teh dodgy front shock which really made its presence known when trying to vmax at 140mph on the autobahn!) Every one of us regrets selling it on. I'd have happily run it into the ground.
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