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Old 21st August 2002, 20:43   #1
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Hello Forum Users,

i am new here and would like to introduce myself. I am a 26 year old guy from Dachau near Munich. I drive BMW since 5 years now and I think the next 70 years are comming. I am working for an insurance company called Allianz. I think that says enough for now.

I hope my english is good enough to understand. I ve been living in Cairo/Egypt for 10 years till 1992. So i grow up with it.


Now to my car:

I drive a `92 BMW ///M5 3.6 on my homepage you can see it from the beginning till now, what i ve done.

For now here is a photo:

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I ve anyone got a question, just ask.
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Old 21st August 2002, 21:01   #2
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Welcome to the board! Beautiful M5 you got there!
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Old 21st August 2002, 22:39   #3
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Welcome Markus

Nice car looks nice and low have you been to the "RING" ?

Must handle well if done properly

Enjoy the board as lots of help from nice people

Good Luck

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Old 21st August 2002, 22:46   #4
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Welcome, Markus! Your M5 looks beautiful!
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Old 30th August 2002, 21:40   #5
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Hallo Markus!

Nice to hear that one more M5 will stay in Germany !

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Old 31st August 2002, 07:16   #6
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Welcome, your M5 is beautiful.
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Willkommen Markus

Your car is very nice. I visited your website and noticed that you have Xenon lights on your E34. My German is a bit old so I wasn't able to understand all your mounting advices. Is it hard to do and where you sourced the parts from ?

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Old 2nd September 2002, 00:07   #8
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I have one question!

Since you have a german car why does it have the "side lights" like the american types? Or is it not a german car? (not that it matters, just curious :p )

By the way, NICE car, I prefer black cars with shadowline just like yours!

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M5 E34 Angel Eyes Xenon headlamps
I would be very interested in changing my original Euro H1 headlamps for the newer Xenon or Bixenon headlamps ! What parts would I need and how did you go about it. Any necessary mods to the housing ?? Do you have the auto leveler from the Xenon installed ???
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Welcome to the board Markus.

Watchout for the nuts here, and don't get sucked into the "tfung ... deep end" thread!




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