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Old 7th August 2006, 21:28   #211
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BTW when I visited the car a while back it was meant to have 126K because I remember it was close to the original km on mine.

But can check again if I pass near there....

PS Karl I have sent you a PM
it says 111k km in the ad by Str8
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Old 8th August 2006, 02:31   #212
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it says 111k km in the ad by Str8
This was what the dealer at Straight Eight said when I went to view the car.

Nice car though. Whatever the mileage.
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Old 8th August 2006, 07:51   #213
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The 3rd brake light discussion seemed to warrant a thread of its own:

Third brake light on M5 Touring?

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Old 8th August 2006, 14:13   #214
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Hi Simon,
I did not realize that this is the car you went to see......
mileage ? is there a communication error involved ?
THKS or all the assistance given !!!
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BTW when I visited the car a while back it was meant to have 126K because I remember it was close to the original km on mine.
But can check again if I pass near there....
PS Karl I have sent you a PM
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Old 8th August 2006, 15:56   #215
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Hi Simon,
I did not realize that this is the car you went to see......
mileage ? is there a communication error involved ?
THKS or all the assistance given !!!
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Hi Karl

If I get a chance before this car is sold then I will confirm the mileage and also the VIN.

Thanks

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Old 8th August 2006, 17:58   #216
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I am passing the dealership tomorrow on my across to kew so may well pop in for a look. More details to follow plus maybe a photo or two.
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I took it for a test drive this afternoon. Its done 121,000 km & its VIN is BL01908.
Its gorgeous in an immaculate Arctic Silver with a blue nappa leather interior. It looks & drives like brand new. It was indeed owned by the head M.D. of the BMW dealership Hexagon, who imported this special limited edition Italian dealership only. He did indeed spend £10,000+ on it with a new clutch, exhaust system, Inspection II, brakes, discs, headlamps & just about anything you else you could think of, with the exception of new EDC. However it rides beautifully, so I don't think they will need looking at for ages.

PS I bought it! You can never have too many M5's!! Anyone interested in a 1992 M5 Touring diamond black metallic, 109k miles? I'll post some 'photos later.

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I took it for a test drive this afternoon. Its done 121,000 km & its VIN is BL01908.
Its gorgeous in an immaculate Arctic Silver with a blue nappa leather interior. It looks & drives like brand new. It was indeed owned by the head M.D. of the BMW dealership Hexagon, who imported this special limited edition Italian dealership only. He did indeed spend £10,000+ on it with a new clutch, exhaust system, Inspection II, brakes, discs, headlamps & just about anything you else you could think of, with the exception of new EDC. However it rides beautifully, so I don't think they will need looking at for ages.

PS I bought it! You can never have too many M5's!! Anyone interested in a 1992 M5 Touring diamond black metallic, 109k miles? I'll post some 'photos later.

Regards Chris
Owning two is just being greedy?
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Owning two is just being greedy?
He is just a very very very discerning enthusiast ...lol

Congratulations Chris I had a look at this car and although I knew it was not the mileage that had been advertised before I had a good look around the car.

Which based on the reg plate I can tell you was imported after mine but obviously I do not wish to make public the plate.

I do not think Legacy260 is going to be able to visit the car...

Anyway good choice and hope the see the car on the road soon.

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Thanks Geach & Simon. Some people might think owning 3 M5's a little excessive, but I will love for the moment having 3 of the beauties on my drive. Oh which one will I drive today!?

Are you able to join us for a Sussex M5 e34 meet on Saturday 2nd of September at 12.30pm? See my other thread "Sussex meet" for more details.
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