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Foam applicators are fine to apply with, although I tend to use something similar to what Rich posted

Applying, or removing?

Quite like that now. Still prefer the old wheels I think

I wouldn't let the mileage put me off, but that's probably since I know it's a good one. I'd definately use it as a haggling point though

Aye I think you're right.. I'd be gutted if I got it back and it broke down all the time

Yeah.. Tbh when I had it it needed a front end respray.. But his photos aren't great!

I ended up speaking to the boy again, he said he's keen for a quick sale so is willing to negotiate. Might give him a cheeky offer

Calm yersel Cat D boy. 5 owners ;) not bad considering its 7 years old

Aye it ruins the front end. Arsed getting them dried out though

Its all about looking after them, rag them from cold and you're asking for trouble. :lolup:

That e46 one is immense!

Aye, he's not done that many miles in it. Although it's high compared to the others for sale. I still remember when you nearly stalled it in that vid ;)

LOL! Well spotted.. Any excuse to ***** some pics ;)

Not sure where it was registered. Had quite a few owners now though.. 42000 miles aswell is high..

Yeah. Sold it exactly a year ago :(

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1538292.htm :approve:

Lol @ the M3 badge

I use about half the bottle per car.. How far open do you have the spray end?

LOL! ^ I like the Max Power one tbh.

Nice!

Ok, I'll probably hold off then.. Was in Apple today, the temptation is growing!

Get a student or teacher to order it for you and save some more.. Quite a bit more aswell. Off topic, but is there a new MBP coming out soon? I'm ready to buy one but worry as soon as I do, there will be a new one

Not 100% sure. Don't think it's a deposit. They also deliver the car to your door. He tends to go for things like TT's and Rx8's. Seems pretty straight forward I think it's due to lack of credit rating tbh. She has never borrowed so is probably a high risk. Or the bank didn't want to lend to...

leasing is a good option, but you need to stick with the car, and stick within the guidelines etc. Guy from my work swears by it. No hassle of selling/trading in, new car every two years fully maintained etc Again, it depends. My gf's bank offered her a loan at 20.9% and BMW finance was 8%...

I don't think it matters, but why would it be covered in dents and scratches? But the mileage does matter. Besides, if your thinking about only having it for a year or so, it's probably not the best idea. Handing it back half way through is more of a 'get out option'

He's not talking about leasing. He's just saying after the period hand it back.. They'll clear the balance.

That's a very black and White way of looking at it. As long as you put down a decent deposit (which most places need anyways) you'll only finance say 70% of the car.. If you finance 100% of it, then yes you will most likely end up in negative equity.. Just be sensible with it. Don't over...

Depends on loads of things. The misses was after a mini and the BMW finance was a lot cheaper than a personal loan. She also chose the term length etc..

Surface and Design might be able to get you some