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BarnshaW

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27th Sep 13 at 15:16

is there a gap though? i am sure on the 3 series coupes and sedans it just comes down and no actual gap?

PS - sorry ben , its all BMW related though

Ben G

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28th Sep 13 at 13:50

no problem. Would be good to know for future reference.

Just got back from a trip over to lochgoilhead via the rest and be thankful. What an amazing road! Scenery is beautiful and my heart was pounding all the way

Still in scotland, leaving for home tomorrow.

Got some pics but my photobucket isn't letting me log in, so will upload them later.

BeetleGav

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29th Sep 13 at 07:18

Shame I'm in turkey. Could have met up on your way back down

Ben G

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29th Sep 13 at 10:51

could've had a mini meet!

Heading back down today. Beautiful weather means every knob will be on the road

My photobucket mobile app won't let me log in, so I can't upload any pics!

Ben G

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29th Sep 13 at 11:42

Ben G

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29th Sep 13 at 11:46

This road and view was incredible:

Inverary:

More to come...

Ben G

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29th Sep 13 at 11:57

Our accomodation:

More deserted roads and photo opps:

pow

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29th Sep 13 at 12:00

So basically you've spent a week shagging and driving?

Ben G

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29th Sep 13 at 12:06

Rest and be thankful:

Ben G

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29th Sep 13 at 12:10

quote:
Originally posted by pow
So basically you've spent a week shagging and driving?

Originally we were coming up for the missus' mums birthday. Then she decided to go to mexico so rather than cancel it, we drove up and used their caravan and drove around to different places.

BeetleGav

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29th Sep 13 at 12:58

Motor looks great on them roads! Proper missing my car while out here.
You should buy them m seats that are forsale on z4forum. The ones that have been badly dyed. I recon it could strip off easily and then have a nice set of grey leathers. Think they would look good with our colour.
Or dye them red

Ben G

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29th Sep 13 at 18:33

Cheers gav. It was amazing to drive on them. For about 10 miles I was the only vehicle on beautiful flat tarmac with no potholes, with beautiful scenery either side of me. I didn't go fast, just admired my surroundings.

Makes a big change from driving in congested and concrete filled essex

Currently just outside manchester visiting a friend. The drive back through carlisle/cumbria on the mostly empty motorway was a joy. Roof had to go up after 50 miles though as the wind was mental

Nic Barnes

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29th Sep 13 at 18:41

its a very quiet stretch of the motorway even on a busy day.

Dave

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29th Sep 13 at 18:43

Such a beautiful part of the world, properly wasted on the Scots

BeetleGav

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29th Sep 13 at 19:18

We fair could have met up if you went Manchester, only 30ish miles from me.
I need a drive upto Scotland, I'm yet to drive that far north, I was meant to last year but had to cancel at the last minute. Journey wouldn't have been as fun in a corsa tho

Ben G

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30th Sep 13 at 12:45

quote:
Originally posted by Dave
Such a beautiful part of the world, properly wasted on the Scots

Some of them are mental

usually range rovers and executive barges that weren't happy doing 50mph on the beautiful roads, instead choosing to perform idiotic overtakes. Couldn't believe it.

on the way home last night, the further south I got, the worse the driving of other people became. long stretches of motorway with 1 car sitting in the middle lane and people sitting right next to you so you couldn't pull out to overtake lorries etc. This wasn't a problem on the stretch between glasgow and manchester. weird.

3CorsaMeal

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30th Sep 13 at 16:01

Car looks way cool mate

Christopher

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30th Sep 13 at 17:57

Actaully really like this Ben and im not a fan of them usually! looks great

Ben G

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30th Sep 13 at 19:10

Cheers. I do love it, but i'm also growing tired of the firm ride and worrying about every bump in the road.

Can't fault it. It done over 1000 miles effortlessly. The only blip was a 'check engine' light immulinating on the dash on the drive up, which went out on it's own the next day.

I am getting older though and am thinking a barge with power could well be the way forward. Also love the roof but i'm not keen on 4 seat drop tops due to the lack of wind deflector, so tintop for sure next.

Ojc

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1st Oct 13 at 13:59

Get better suspension rather than shitty springs

Ben G

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1st Oct 13 at 15:52

The ride will still be firm with 19's and 215/35 and 235/35 tyres.

BeetleGav

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1st Oct 13 at 15:53

Was about to say it's the 19s not the springs. Standard springs ain't the best to have either

sharpy28

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2nd Oct 13 at 09:07

Every time I read this thread, I find my self in autotrader trying to convince myself I can manage with two seats!

BeetleGav

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2nd Oct 13 at 09:48

Do it. It's easy to manage. Decent sized boot. Friends can walk

flybikeslee

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2nd Oct 13 at 10:23

quote:
Originally posted by BeetleGav
Do it. It's easy to manage. Decent sized boot. Friends can walk

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