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-=ceebs=- <com> wrote:
There are very few changes throughout its life apart from the obvious
cosmetic ones. The range of 'extras' is quite large early on, but most
early cars will have many of these as they were in short supply and BMW
cashed in on this.
IMHO, the 528 is the pick of the bunch.
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- 08-19 01:03 AM #1-=ceebs=-Guest
older e39`s
Hi,
I`m looking to purchase an older E39 (1996) Is there a site i can look
at that will give me the specs for the various models?
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- 08-19 09:21 AM #2DaveGuest
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- 08-21 08:13 AM #3needGuest
Re: older e39`s
Check ebay.
On Tue, 19 Aug 2003 10:21:51 +0100, Dave Plowman
<co.uk> wrote:
- 08-23 03:41 AM #4DonGuest
Re: older e39`s
In article <co.uk>, Dave Plowman <co.uk> wrote:
Hi Dave!
And if the person looking is located in NJ, USA or nearby - I have a very nice
example of a '98 528i he can have for a very good price :-)
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