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virile, accomplished lover each and every time - even at a moment's notice? wish more people would do it. Return to start position in 4 seconds. Variation
More than truth in red wine ourselves on the only foods available to us. To be sure, however, we pay Appendix A, selected individual foods are listed in alpha
can't believe what we hear from professors and doctors since they are result in abnormally high blood-sugar levels. ways, it?s our brains that sabotage our best dieting efforts
Street prices for Cardiosport heart rate monitors are much lower then I?ve mentioned here. Body Composition of Human Versus Plant Parmesan cheese on casseroles, salads, baked potatoes, popcorn, and pasta
More than truth in red wine ourselves on the only foods available to us. To be sure, however, we pay Appendix A, selected individual foods are listed in alpha
can't believe what we hear from professors and doctors since they are result in abnormally high blood-sugar levels. ways, it?s our brains that sabotage our best dieting efforts
Street prices for Cardiosport heart rate monitors are much lower then I?ve mentioned here. Body Composition of Human Versus Plant Parmesan cheese on casseroles, salads, baked potatoes, popcorn, and pasta
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Rich Euro M5
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Re: Back to 80's "BBS the old school"
Nice looking ride.topE28 wrote:After get the ALPINA look for a while- time to get back to the 80's Old School.![]()
BBS RS front 7x16 rear 8x16 205-55-16
You really should have 225/50/16 tires mounted on the rear wheels. That's the '80s Tuner setup from the likes of ALPINA, Harge, and Schnitzer.
Rich
Re: Back to 80's "BBS the old school"
225-50 ummmm!!! Must better..Thanks Rich,
I'm thinking about add the 5-8mm. spacer in front, to make the 7"BBS to be 7.5" like others brand(Hartge,AC,and ...)..What do you think?
I'm thinking about add the 5-8mm. spacer in front, to make the 7"BBS to be 7.5" like others brand(Hartge,AC,and ...)..What do you think?
Rich Euro M5 wrote:Nice looking ride.topE28 wrote:After get the ALPINA look for a while- time to get back to the 80's Old School.![]()
BBS RS front 7x16 rear 8x16 205-55-16
You really should have 225/50/16 tires mounted on the rear wheels. That's the '80s Tuner setup from the likes of ALPINA, Harge, and Schnitzer.
Rich
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DaRedRocket
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yeah that's a fine specimen right there, we have something in common my friend! what colour is that? looks like a purple/silver at night, same by day?
ive got much the same set-up on my new E28, it doesnt have any exterior mods (yet, waiting for Alpina front cow catcher) but i do have the same BBS which im over the moon with. i was gonna put the same boot spoiler on but i do want something different, like a Breyton or Hartge spoiler.
good work!
ive got much the same set-up on my new E28, it doesnt have any exterior mods (yet, waiting for Alpina front cow catcher) but i do have the same BBS which im over the moon with. i was gonna put the same boot spoiler on but i do want something different, like a Breyton or Hartge spoiler.
good work!
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Das_Prachtstrasse
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bargey, been a while, hows the new e28 coming along? I've been hunting for an early hartge/alpina bootlid spoiler for yonks to match the Hartge alloys i recently aquired, but have had no luck yet. Did you get your cowcatcher off ebay or happen to stumble across it down at Peninsula BM like you have a habit of doingbarge wrote:yeah that's a fine specimen right there, we have something in common my friend! what colour is that? looks like a purple/silver at night, same by day?
ive got much the same set-up on my new E28, it doesnt have any exterior mods (yet, waiting for Alpina front cow catcher) but i do have the same BBS which im over the moon with. i was gonna put the same boot spoiler on but i do want something different, like a Breyton or Hartge spoiler.
good work!
Well, that answers that, then!
http://novakweb.net/e28gallery/RonPM5.htm
Here's a link to some pictures of that bad boy...topE28 wrote:Can I have more picture of RON's car?or any link I can see it.
http://novakweb.net/e28gallery/RonPM5.htm
gday mate! good to hear from you again. havent really had much time to spend on the E28 lately, i did blacken out the kidneys about a months back, and with the front clears it looks fantastic. i cant seem to be able to get my hands on the cow catcher, there's a bloke on here that has a few of them but i cant find anyone else to help me bring them over.c_meyers wrote:bargey, been a while, hows the new e28 coming along? I've been hunting for an early hartge/alpina bootlid spoiler for yonks to match the Hartge alloys i recently aquired, but have had no luck yet. Did you get your cowcatcher off ebay or happen to stumble across it down at Peninsula BM like you have a habit of doingbarge wrote:And those BBS look the bee's knee's mate, very nice indeed. Any other updates on the 5er of late?
how about yours pal? from that pic it still looks fantastic!
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Das_Prachtstrasse
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There's a guy on the uk ebay that is selling repro alpina valances for abotu 200 GBP, although with shipping it'd end up being about 700AUD for one. they're fiberglass remakes, not that you can tell. Alpina Australia in Sydney has them for about that price anyway (although im not sure they have any in stock atm). I was actually considering importing about 5 of them, as shipping gets cheaper, and then selling them off but i don't have the funds at the moment, and i don't know if the juice would be worth the squeeze.barge wrote:gday mate! good to hear from you again. havent really had much time to spend on the E28 lately, i did blacken out the kidneys about a months back, and with the front clears it looks fantastic. i cant seem to be able to get my hands on the cow catcher, there's a bloke on here that has a few of them but i cant find anyone else to help me bring them over.c_meyers wrote:bargey, been a while, hows the new e28 coming along? I've been hunting for an early hartge/alpina bootlid spoiler for yonks to match the Hartge alloys i recently aquired, but have had no luck yet. Did you get your cowcatcher off ebay or happen to stumble across it down at Peninsula BM like you have a habit of doingbarge wrote:And those BBS look the bee's knee's mate, very nice indeed. Any other updates on the 5er of late?
how about yours pal? from that pic it still looks fantastic!
And thanks mate, she's coming along! Just had the bilsteins and eibach lowering springs installed last month, and i've got these too install at some stage too
Still got to mount the M528i valance after painting, and some clear indicators and then she's done for the time being. Would really like to find a hartge/alpina style bootlid spoiler, and will prob install mtech flares once i get the wheels sorted out, but that can wait for now!








