Getting Rid of TL fellas
08-18-2001, 01:51 PM
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Getting Rid of TL fellas
man, its been a short but fun ride with the TL, but i'm finally parting with it. Well actually its going to my sister 
, so i'm selling all the parts off of it, don't worry mods its in the for sale forum . Decided to drive the 330ci as my everyday car and as a b-day gift i'm passing the TL over to my lil sis. I'll still be checkin up on this forum to see whats up with you guys and who knows maybe my sis will get up on this site. Time for me to hook up the bimmer a bit now some 19's and a little kit will do, ahem RON??
, so i'm selling all the parts off of it, don't worry mods its in the for sale forum . Decided to drive the 330ci as my everyday car and as a b-day gift i'm passing the TL over to my lil sis. I'll still be checkin up on this forum to see whats up with you guys and who knows maybe my sis will get up on this site. Time for me to hook up the bimmer a bit now some 19's and a little kit will do, ahem RON??
08-19-2001, 06:02 AM
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MAFIASO, the 330ci is a great choice. The 3 series really looks it's best in a 2 door (coupe) format. the 4 door 3 Series just looks too crowded for this small car.
The 330ci with Sports Package is one fine looking car. It's better for us younger guys, since it's a chick magnet! :-) The TL doesn't really have that effect like a 330ci does. Chicks love BMWs!
Enjoy and good luck! See you on the NJ roads!
The 330ci with Sports Package is one fine looking car. It's better for us younger guys, since it's a chick magnet! :-) The TL doesn't really have that effect like a 330ci does. Chicks love BMWs!
Enjoy and good luck! See you on the NJ roads!
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08-19-2001, 09:31 AM
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thanks, yeah the reason i decided on this was cause my sister is just turning 17 so why not give her a safe car to drive. plus i had a SUV, the the TL, now a coupe, im going for all catagories
BTW ed wait till i get springs on this car , I'll post picks when i finally get a digi cam of my own and not my ****ty sisters.
and darla, you know i am single now ;P care for a ride j/k!!
BTW ed wait till i get springs on this car
, I'll post picks when i finally get a digi cam of my own and not my ****ty sisters.and darla, you know i am single now ;P care for a ride
j/k!!
08-19-2001, 09:40 AM
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Well, I can feel your pain. I just sold mine a week or so ago. I got an offer I couldn't refuse - actually made a few bucks on mine, 55,000 miles and all. I'm waiting on the 6-spd, and if they put it in the TL, I'm getin' one. As for now, I'm grinding the miles into the Accord.
I hope you guys will let me hang around for a while.
I hope you guys will let me hang around for a while.
08-19-2001, 10:09 AM
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Originally posted by MafiosoTL
thanks, yeah the reason i decided on this was cause my sister is just turning 17 so why not give her a safe car to drive. plus i had a SUV, the the TL, now a coupe, im going for all catagories
BTW ed wait till i get springs on this car , I'll post picks when i finally get a digi cam of my own and not my ****ty sisters.
and darla, you know i am single now ;P care for a ride j/k!!
thanks, yeah the reason i decided on this was cause my sister is just turning 17 so why not give her a safe car to drive. plus i had a SUV, the the TL, now a coupe, im going for all catagories
BTW ed wait till i get springs on this car
, I'll post picks when i finally get a digi cam of my own and not my ****ty sisters.and darla, you know i am single now ;P care for a ride
j/k!!
It's a terrible thing to be a Fundamentalist (car-wise, that is!!!) As an aside, it's very considerate (and generous) of you to give your "baby" to your sister, especially a "baby sister"!
08-19-2001, 10:22 AM
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Originally posted by Darla
My loyalty must remain with the TL-S. It's a terrible thing to be a Fundamentalist (car-wise, that is!!!)
As an aside, it's very considerate (and generous) of you to give your "baby" to your sister, especially a "baby sister"!
My loyalty must remain with the TL-S.
It's a terrible thing to be a Fundamentalist (car-wise, that is!!!) As an aside, it's very considerate (and generous) of you to give your "baby" to your sister, especially a "baby sister"!
ok fine stay with your tl-s, who needs you then
BTW you from jersey? And yea I am nervious about giving this car to a new driver but, at least i'll feel that she's safe in that car. but the moment i see one of her friends driving it....
08-19-2001, 10:36 AM
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"I’ll take fifty percent efficiency to get one hundred percent loyalty."
Samuel Goldwyn (1882–1974), U.S. film producer.
I hope the TL-S works higher than 50%! Besides, I'd be afraid of going "high hat" in a BMW.
All the best to your sister, as well. Bolt the keys to her right wrist, to avoid the temptation of her friends driving the Acura!!!
Samuel Goldwyn (1882–1974), U.S. film producer.
I hope the TL-S works higher than 50%! Besides, I'd be afraid of going "high hat" in a BMW.
All the best to your sister, as well. Bolt the keys to her right wrist, to avoid the temptation of her friends driving the Acura!!!
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