> Problem isn't the car - it's operator error. Replace wife.
Hahahahahaha!!!! ROTFL!!!
Vijay
>Problem isn't the car - it's operator error. Replace wife.
Thinking about doing this myself. She doesn't care for my 89 325i
very much and has suggested I get rid of it and get something newer. I
figure she's a '67 model year and I already have something newer.
Besides, anything newer than an '89 would be statutory totally not
worth it to me...
R. Mark Clayton - 16 Jan 2007 03:37 GMT
>>Problem isn't the car - it's operator error. Replace wife.
>
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> Besides, anything newer than an '89 would be statutory totally not
> worth it to me...
In Scotland you can get '91 model without the dealer being able to refuse.
This goes back a long way, with blacksmiths in Gretna Green doing a roaring
trade for centuries before the first BMW.
John Burns - 16 Jan 2007 15:25 GMT
> >Problem isn't the car - it's operator error. Replace wife.
>
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> Besides, anything newer than an '89 would be statutory totally not
> worth it to me...
Got my fiance an '86 //M535i with dog-leg box for Christmas :-) Fiance
is a '79 model!

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daytripper - 16 Jan 2007 15:29 GMT
>> >Problem isn't the car - it's operator error. Replace wife.
>>
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>Got my fiance an '86 //M535i with dog-leg box for Christmas :-) Fiance
>is a '79 model!
'79 eh?
Pity - that model was known for horribly high maintenance ;-)