value for money or what?
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http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/573045.htm
Is it me, or does this represent value for money. If the engine is straight and you spent some sorting out the suspension, it would still be a cheap car.
Or is this one of those too good to be true scenarios?
Is it me, or does this represent value for money. If the engine is straight and you spent some sorting out the suspension, it would still be a cheap car.
Or is this one of those too good to be true scenarios?
The wheels are copies but its got heated seats, and is the only E36 I've ever seen without a sagging glovebox!
Looks well cared for. Not that it tells you anything about the actual state of the engine but the interior looks good and the exterior looks very decent except the replica wheels.
Looks well cared for. Not that it tells you anything about the actual state of the engine but the interior looks good and the exterior looks very decent except the replica wheels.
elucidate said:
The wheels are copies but its got heated seats, and is the only E36 I've ever seen without a sagging glovebox!
Looks well cared for. Not that it tells you anything about the actual state of the engine but the interior looks good and the exterior looks very decent except the replica wheels.
mine has a saggy glove box!! id didnt realise it was a common problem.Looks well cared for. Not that it tells you anything about the actual state of the engine but the interior looks good and the exterior looks very decent except the replica wheels.
is there any way i can fix it?
You need to drill 2 self tapping screws about 4 inches either side of the lock
as per here,
http://www.emotors.ca/articles/27.aspx
as per here,
http://www.emotors.ca/articles/27.aspx
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