reunited with my s

[QuiteQuietCerb]

very excited to be picking up my S from scotland 5 years after i sold it to buy a cerbera, which of course i still own, i suppose 2 tvrs is not a bad thing

[tinks v8S]

welcome back from the dark side to the brighter side

[SJS357]

Just one of two BMW's in the past then.
Why did you make the discussion to purchase back your S?

Simon

[QuiteQuietCerb]

Not sure what you mean bought it back as its a great car

[techbotics]

Has she been cared for while away?

Damian s3

[TurboTony]

SJS357 said:

Why did you make the discussion to purchase back your S?

Simon

I think we are all interested to hear how much you missed your S and the reason for selling it in the first place.

Oh! and welcome! Lots of helpful people on this forum

[steve j]

TurboTony said:

I think we are all interested to hear how much you missed your S and the reason for selling it in the first place.

Oh! and welcome! Lots of helpful people on this forum

He sold it to buy his Cerb, am I missing something here ?
Kostas, congrats on getting your S back, they are extraordinary cars

[mohitos]

Congrats. So how do they compare ?

[QuiteQuietCerb]

Dear All thanks very much. I am just about to fly to scotland to collect, yes the car was cared for very well since a parted with it, during my ownership its had an lsd fiited, ss v8 exhuast, tuned the engine etc, since then new seats, chassis work and new suspension.

The cerb is a different animal, more planted more modern and very very fast if you push. The S however always felt lighter and more chuckable on country lanes, more traditional noise and interior, and gave me a different feeling like driving a hugely beefed up mx5.

so the current fleet is as follows, the S will be daily drive and commute (about 60m a day), the cerb summer, and good weather car, and selling my jag (4.0 lpg on ph) to get something "high" for the wife.

I am just hoping that when i drive it back it will be as i remember it!