hehehe...without tallying reciepts.........
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Let's see. 1988 535i 5 speed bought in May '93, Brakes, tires/wheels, new head in '97, exhaust, guibo, center bearing twice, AFM, LS diff, misc. maintenance items. Probably right around $20K includuing original $8500 cost.
$20k/142 mounths = $141 per month
$20K/100k miles = $0.20 per mile.
Doesn't include gas, oil changes and insurance.
Still, not bad.
Of course I have well under $10K total in my two e12s.
My e34 is close to $18K in 2 years, but I expect that to slow down now that I have fixed most of the 100Kmiles problems.
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$20k/142 mounths = $141 per month
$20K/100k miles = $0.20 per mile.
Doesn't include gas, oil changes and insurance.
Still, not bad.
Of course I have well under $10K total in my two e12s.
My e34 is close to $18K in 2 years, but I expect that to slow down now that I have fixed most of the 100Kmiles problems.
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Speaking of Shifty's avatar of Duke, since Shifty said he was willing to let Duke have the use of it as he was tired of it, I agree,
I could see getting sick of that in an hour!
Because I know Shifty will change his avatar and then this post will look even more stupid that it already is.
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I could see getting sick of that in an hour!
Because I know Shifty will change his avatar and then this post will look even more stupid that it already is.
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Oh man, my sphincter gets altermately tight and loose thinking about this subject. I've probably spent around $16-17K over 5 years of ownership. I'm done with the car and on to other E28's now. "Axel" (Ginny gave him a name) sits under the carport and I reserve him for those occasions when the roads are dry and relatively uncluttered. He is nearly perfect for making my neck short-hairs stand up whilst eating up twisty roads outside my door. I smile every time I crank it up and marvel at how much fun a four-door box car provides.
I have an '87, white, auto now that I paid $800 for and am in the process of getting it road worthy and comfortable. I have a budget of no more than $2,500 to get "GirlFriend" (that's the new name for the '87) in shape and suitable for showing to my UBER critical E28 friends. Nothing special here, just a basic transport with some minor handling improvements to make everyday commuting fun.
Dave
I have an '87, white, auto now that I paid $800 for and am in the process of getting it road worthy and comfortable. I have a budget of no more than $2,500 to get "GirlFriend" (that's the new name for the '87) in shape and suitable for showing to my UBER critical E28 friends. Nothing special here, just a basic transport with some minor handling improvements to make everyday commuting fun.
Dave
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i hav'nt added up reciepts because i'm scared too. but since january of 2003 i'm in over $20,000 and if i'd had to pay for the crank, rods, and pistons for my engine i'd be over $30,000. and i've got some other stuff i'm not figuring in because i bought whole cars for one or two parts and sometimes i've traded things out for other things. and then i guess you'd have to factor in the lump i'm building for it now so i really don't even want to think about it. !@#$
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I have about $30K invested in my dedicated track M5 since I bought it for $1800 in Jan, 2002. This car was pretty much a complete re-build both mechanically and cosmetically... and was basically saved from the "crusher". And, I have about $20K invested in my weekend street M5 that I bought in March, 2003 for $16K. I plan to bring both to 5erFest.
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I have about $30K invested in my dedicated track M5 since I bought it for $1800 in Jan, 2002. This car was pretty much a complete re-build both mechanically and cosmetically... and was basically saved from the "crusher". And, I have about $20K invested in my weekend street M5 that I bought in March, 2003 for $16K. I plan to bring both to 5erFest.
awesome. I look forward to seeing them.
Rich
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