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Post a picture of your car here, part 3 (Quote A Photo, GET A 24 HOUR BAN!!!)

mike65

Its back! Not by popular demand but cos I sense things have gone quiet with the, ahem "administrative disturbences" and this might get peeps posting again.

If direct linking to an image keep it to a reasonable size - 150 kb.

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LundiMardi

damn right.. if it get's me from a - b then i'm happy.. If i had the money to waste then maybe i'll pick up something a little more luxurious.. At the moment though, i'm not that stupid.

junkyard

I think its safe to say your not a car connoisseur LundiMardi.;)

LundiMardi

ds20prefecture wrote:

This from the driver of a 97 Punto.

Lovely car El Tel, although I would say the hard top does it few favours.

i'd prefer the punto tbh..

unkel

ds20prefecture wrote:

Lovely car El Tel, although I would say the hard top does it few favours.

Was thinking same. The A4 cabrio (current and previous) is one of only a few cabrios that looks good with the soft top up imho

Just as well there is no winter in Ireland. Stick that hard top in the garage / shed and enjoy the open top

Looks like a UK import, el tel. How much did you pay for it and how much is VRT?

ds20prefecture

LundiMardi wrote:

:eek: that's one ugly car!

This from the driver of a 97 Punto.

Lovely car El Tel, although I would say the hard top does it few favours.

Abelloid

LundiMardi wrote:

:eek: that's one ugly car!

No, this is an ugly car

LundiMardi

el tel wrote:

Here's my new car - 2000 Audi Convertible 2.6 V6 Final Edition. Have only had it three days so far but love it already. I hope we have a good summer this year :rolleyes:

:eek: that's one ugly car!

junkyard

The Beetle is a beauty paul, I've just started to restore a 1967 lhd American spec. Beetle and I hope it turns out half as good as your one. The Audi convertible is nice too el tel, I always ment to get one but something else always seemed to come up instead. I think that model is the nicest looking Audi ever, lovely car and good luck with it.

paul moore

Thanks Lads,alot of work there i can tell you,i know every bit that went into that car,She's restored 4 years this coming summer and only 1 little little bubble in the paint work,
I went for the Alfa paint on her because of the curves in the Beetle,Trust me you want to see this car when the sun shines on her......amazing...!
Shes had 4 new wings,2 new doors,new seals,window winders etc...the floor was shot blasted and properly sealed up,floor is 100%....all orginal glass,all new carpet inside also....oh & of coarse them Empi Alloys as well finishes her off nicely,
Anyone got a nice pic. of a classic 911 out there ??

ambro25

Very, very, very nice

Love the colour, it really does suit the car... and a very good find indeed (if you are who I think you are

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el tel

Here's my new car - 2000 Audi Convertible 2.6 V6 Final Edition. Have only had it three days so far but love it already. I hope we have a good summer this year :rolleyes:

JohnCleary

paul - That looks stunning! Looks like a minter, although the underbody could be held together with cableties.. I'm liking that colour

ando

woah Paul, that really is a beauty

TempestSabre

paul moore wrote:

Heres my Volkswagon Beetle !!
Year : 1977 (Killdare czw)
Miles : 37,350
Fully Restored 3 Years Ago
Engine : 1200cc

Thinking of selling her now !!!!

Nice what kinda price do these go for?

paul moore

Heres my Volkswagon Beetle !!!
Year : 1977 (killdare czw)
Engine : 1200cc
Miles : 37,350
Fully Restored 3 Years Ago
Thinking of selling her now !!!

delly

ciarsd wrote:

theres your problem - you've picked the E36 M3 which is the older model and can be had for a fraction of the price of an E46.
The first E46 M3 in ireland was 01 onwards

I'll take ethier

ciarsd

cgf wrote:

What's a car like that doing in dublin 12 ?

it was in a friends driveway during the summer

TempestSabre

cgf wrote:

What's a car like that doing in dublin 12 ?

Hiding...:D

Just a car nut I guess...:D

ciarsd

delly wrote:

DATE: 30 December 2005 TIME: 11:41

STATISTICAL CODE: 40585292
MAKE: BMW
MODEL: M3
VERSION: E36 02DR / SPORTS COUPE (NON-CONVERTIBLE) / MANUAL / PETROL ONLY /
MILEAGE: 50000 MILES

The information requested in respect of the vehicle shown is indicated below.
DATE OF FIRST REGISTRATION(MM/YY): MARCH 2001
OPEN MARKET SELLING PRICE:
(applicable on enquiry date) €33296
RATE OF TAX: 30.0%
VEHICLE REGISTRATION TAX:
(payable on enquiry date) €9988

theres your problem - you've picked the E36 M3 which is the older model and can be had for a fraction of the price of an E46.
The first E46 M3 in ireland was 01 onwards

delly

unkel wrote:

For an '01 M3 it would be between €13.2k and €13.6k depending on mileage. How did you come up with €10k?

DATE: 30 December 2005 TIME: 11:41

STATISTICAL CODE: 40585292
MAKE: BMW
MODEL: M3
VERSION: E36 02DR / SPORTS COUPE (NON-CONVERTIBLE) / MANUAL / PETROL ONLY /
MILEAGE: 50000 MILES

The information requested in respect of the vehicle shown is indicated below.
DATE OF FIRST REGISTRATION(MM/YY): MARCH 2001
OPEN MARKET SELLING PRICE:
(applicable on enquiry date) €33296
RATE OF TAX: 30.0%
VEHICLE REGISTRATION TAX:
(payable on enquiry date) €9988

Abelloid

junkyard wrote:

But the Porsche is going to live in Spain, no problems on the roads there.:D

I spent a few days in Madrid this summer, there is a huge network of 3-5 lane motorways around the city and there didn't seem to be any traffic!??
I'm sure I left fingernail imprints and a bad smell in that car (Lexus LS430).:D

unkel

delly wrote:

It would be around the €10k mark for VRT.

For an '01 M3 it would be between €13.2k and €13.6k depending on mileage. How did you come up with €10k?

Edit: LOL bug on the VRT website. If you fill in a mileage under 1864 miles for above car, the VRT jumps from €13,622 to €25,157 :rolleyes:

Works for all cars:

DATE: 30 December 2005 TIME: 12:21

STATISTICAL CODE: 40985212
MAKE: BMW
MODEL: 735
VERSION: I E38 04DR A / SALOON / AUTOMATIC / PETROL ONLY /
MILEAGE: 1863 MILES

The information requested in respect of the vehicle shown is indicated below.
DATE OF FIRST REGISTRATION(MM/YY): OCTOBER 1996
OPEN MARKET SELLING PRICE:
(applicable on enquiry date) €80603
RATE OF TAX: 30.0%
VEHICLE REGISTRATION TAX:
(payable on enquiry date) €24180

cgf

ciarsd wrote:

won't be much more of a wait b.

my friends 01 is roughly worth €46K, having bought it last year for €50K as a BMW approved used car - so I'd give it another 12-18 months before they are a little bit more reachable - especially with the imminent arrival of the new E90 M3

I would love to take it off his hands!

What's a car like that doing in dublin 12 ?

ciarsd

Dilly1 wrote:

I was looking at the M3's in a garage in London recently, the 01 in the UK is between 17 and 18k which is roughly 26k Euro, I wonder how much VRT is added after that though ? I doubt it would bring it upto 46k Euro ??

AnyHoo its a beatiful car, I am not really into the BMW's, but I always liked the look of this version of the M3, the new model is a DOG.

yup, your always gona pay higher prices in irish garages than the equivalent in the likes of the uk - simply because there is more choice there and certainly more of these types of cars.

VRT on a 01 with average mileage is coming in at around €14K

turbo

Dilly1 wrote:

I was looking at the M3's in a garage in London recently, the 01 in the UK is between 17 and 18k which is roughly 26k Euro, I wonder how much VRT is added after that though ? I doubt it would bring it upto 46k Euro ??

AnyHoo its a beatiful car, I am not really into the BMW's, but I always liked the look of this version of the M3, the new model is a DOG.

check revenue's site for details on VRT
https://www.ros.ie/VRTEnquiryServlet/ShowVRT

delly

Dilly1 wrote:

I was looking at the M3's in a garage in London recently, the 01 in the UK is between 17 and 18k which is roughly 26k Euro, I wonder how much VRT is added after that though ? I doubt it would bring it upto 46k Euro ??

AnyHoo its a beatiful car, I am not really into the BMW's, but I always liked the look of this version of the M3, the new model is a DOG.

It would be around the €10k mark for VRT.

Dilly1

ciarsd wrote:

won't be much more of a wait b.

my friends 01 is roughly worth €46K, having bought it last year for €50K as a BMW approved used car - so I'd give it another 12-18 months before they are a little bit more reachable - especially with the imminent arrival of the new E90 M3

I would love to take it off his hands!

I was looking at the M3's in a garage in London recently, the 01 in the UK is between 17 and 18k which is roughly 26k Euro, I wonder how much VRT is added after that though ? I doubt it would bring it upto 46k Euro ??

AnyHoo its a beatiful car, I am not really into the BMW's, but I always liked the look of this version of the M3, the new model is a DOG.

turbo

CorporalCarrot wrote:

Turbo

You don't happen to be Italian by any chance do you??

Cos I know an italian with exactly the same experience

I actually meant to say that earlier. You have to respect these cars. The power is phenomenal and in 2nd gear particularly its easy to get the back end out of whack. Turning off DSC on public roads in one of these is frankly insane because even with it on you will still get surprised, particularly in winter if you are on surfaces that are any way greasy.

In fact, even on track I am still careful about turning it off.

At one of the BMW car club track days a guy put a brand new one into a wall and did 10k worth of damage.

C

Yes i am , i might be the same guy

CorporalCarrot

turbo wrote:

@CorporalCarrot

I was unfortunate enough to end up in a ditch in a two day old M3, when you turn that traction control off things can get nasty, it wasn't a pleasant experience at all

Turbo

You don't happen to be Italian by any chance do you??

Cos I know an italian with exactly the same experience

I actually meant to say that earlier. You have to respect these cars. The power is phenomenal and in 2nd gear particularly its easy to get the back end out of whack. Turning off DSC on public roads in one of these is frankly insane because even with it on you will still get surprised, particularly in winter if you are on surfaces that are any way greasy.

In fact, even on track I am still careful about turning it off.

At one of the BMW car club track days a guy put a brand new one into a wall and did 10k worth of damage.

C

junkyard

I saw a Porsche Cayenne S, 04-D reg., in Musgraves in Cork yesterday.