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Oh yeah! important details: 535i '91 - 211bhp stock. 5 speed manual.

Drive wise she scares the crud outta me! First car I've owned which doesn't have traction control, and currently the abs is disconnected (someone used it for drifting) - but absolutely loving her :)
 
Not mine just yet, but I made an offer on it.

Cookie goes to anyone that can guess what it is :p
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Draeger said:
DVLA check says 3430cc. ;)
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Yeah, back in a straight six again :D Just come back from a long trip, thought I'd see how she coped on a night time motorway journey. The engine is definitely still very strong, pulls non-stop in fifth much like my e46 2.5 did but with that whole hunk of weight behind it which makes me think there's a lot more to come :) Sneaking suspicion it's had a remap...
 
Wasn't expecting to buy a new car last weekend, then realised I'd had my Mondeo for 3 years so had to change! Bought this:

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It's a 1.8 ES on a 59 plate. As I'm not doing 25k miles a year anymore, I can enjoy petrol again!
 
What made you go for a 59 plate 1.8 civic if you want to enjoy petrol again? Through work i am guessing?

Enjoy!
 
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It was a Mk3 TDCi Ghia on a 56 plate. Great car, 3 years of issue free driving and I took it up to 150k miles. The temptation was to run it into the ground but was very aware that I'd done well to avoid injector and/or DMF issues up to that point, and I fancied a change.
 
I'll drop this one in here:





Our beautiful 22 year old Volvo, Dodger. he cost us a wopping £330.

Me and a couple of housemates are doing the banger rally Bratislava or Bust starting tomorrow, so should be an awesome, if not extremely hot trip!
 
Jonnycoupe said:
Nissan 200sx?
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Close, but no cigar :p

My offer was accepted so what the heck, another glimpse. This should really give the game away.

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Super immaculate condition, leather, Nav, I'm excited. Stoked to be getting back into a Japanese motor.

So, given it is 12 years old and looks like new still underneath, I want to keep it that way. What (clear) products are good for coating underneath to protect from british winters?
 
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