Some cracking pics there people...
your 1 fave zed pic (your own zed)
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Mr-P
Zorg Addict
I like this one taken at The Ring this year.
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Her are a few more, They bring back great memories:
Rory
Newbie
2.0L 2000, Not a M (Removed the badge, one day once I can afford the car and insurance, Only 20 atmo.)
Welcome to the forum @Rory
2.0L 2000, Not a M (Removed the badge, one day once I can afford the car and insurance, Only 20 atmo.)
Welcome Rory
2.0L 2000, Not a M (Removed the badge, one day once I can afford the car and insurance, Only 20 atmo.)
Lovely car you have there, so young but know's a good car
I am glad you removed the badge
Everybody on here would have scream at you 'REMOVE IT' lol
Its looks different at the front I cant put my finger on it
Lowered ? spoiler ?, I see it doesn't have plate but there is something different
Here's mine
Wow
Peter I do like your wheels
Wire wheels have been mentioned here before
But haven't seen one, it got mixed reviews/comments not for the Z ?
How Wrong could you be
Looks even more like a Classic sports car should look
haha!, Thanks Ray ...wire wheels on a Z3 always brings out the lovers & the haters... not many middle grounders... I purchased my Z3 3 years ago & have spent that time completely rebuilding it inside and out... I went for the 'Classic 50's/60's Roadster' theme... while it may not be a real classic (yet, coz not old enough), there is no doubt that the Z3 was retro styled by design, so this classic style works well in my opinion... & unlike a 'real old' classic, you can power slide this around corners, no problem coz there is an extensively modified engine & drive train within ... the latest issue of great debate is ride height... so many people feel strongly that I should lower it, but I will not, coz the Classic style does not work well with lowered cars (speeds bumps don't either!)... just fitted new OEM sports springs all round and fitted Bilstein B4's a couple of years ago... so the ride height is stock & I prefer it that way! .... the wire wheels are from Dayton (USA) and they did a fantastic job & custom designed them to my specification in terms of backspace etc... they are direct bolt on wheels & the two eared chrome spinners are just for show ... (as is most of the body work on cars!)...
Wow
Peter I do like your wheels
Wire wheels have been mentioned here before
But haven't seen one, it got mixed reviews/comments not for the Z ?
How Wrong could you be
Looks even more like a Classic sports car should look
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Rory
Newbie
Hi Boysie,
Thanks for the complements, I'm from the UK, No mods as of yet,
The only thing which should make it look different is the front numberplate which is unfortunately back on
Very envious of your silver M!!
B
badman gee
Guest
I like this car a lot !
Welcome from me too. I am normally a hater but for some reason, on your car, it works...scratches head...!
I don't think wire wheels will work on every Z3. Only if they are one of certain colours, eg, dark reds/dark greens etc, Black or perhaps white. Also in my opinion it is important to style the whole car retro... for example, a set of wire wheels on a low hung aggressive stance street racer style Z3 would not work at all...
Welcome Rory nice looking zed you have there
Wire wheels every time for me .every 4x4 has z wheels on
