535d on its way!!!
02-18-2005, 12:12 AM
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Just wanted to share the joy. Mine is in delivery in about two weeks (code 190, loaded to train on 16/02/2005). Having read this forum extensively after ordering I'm not yet scared off 
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I'm anxiously waiting to see the quality. Having owned two E39s before (MY1997 and MY2002) I have to say that I found the MY1997 quality better. Small things but anyway...
.I'm anxiously waiting to see the quality. Having owned two E39s before (MY1997 and MY2002) I have to say that I found the MY1997 quality better. Small things but anyway...
02-18-2005, 12:20 AM
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My Ride: 535 D - to be delivered end Feb 2005 - color E08 - comfort seats - executive leather balck - 122 wheels - dynamic drive - active steering - pack luxe - tecnology pack - moon roof - 6CD player - hifi system - spare wheel - BT phone
Where are you lacated?
When was the car originally due to delivery?
I am deseperatly tracking my 535D in France. It shoul have been delivered last week. It was wednesday in code 155.
When was the car originally due to delivery?
I am deseperatly tracking my 535D in France. It shoul have been delivered last week. It was wednesday in code 155.
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02-18-2005, 12:46 AM
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My Ride: 2011 520dA coming up.
Welcome NC91!
Be prepared for one fantastic car and beware of Brussels traffic with you new toy!
Maybe you could feature a video while driving through the tunnels!
The sound should be fantastic.
PS what is auxilary heating?
Be prepared for one fantastic car and beware of Brussels traffic with you new toy!
Maybe you could feature a video while driving through the tunnels!
The sound should be fantastic.
PS what is auxilary heating?
02-18-2005, 01:42 AM
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The video may be doable. Let's see when we I get that far.
The auxiliary heating (also called as webasto) is a fuel burning heater that heats up the water in the engine and uses then the cars own inside heater for the cabin to warm up. You can start the heater remotely or using the car's timers. As I am a fanatic skier and like to go to cold places (my origin is Finnish) I find it very pleasant to enter into pre-warmed car and no need to rub out the ice from the windows either.
The auxiliary heating (also called as webasto) is a fuel burning heater that heats up the water in the engine and uses then the cars own inside heater for the cabin to warm up. You can start the heater remotely or using the car's timers. As I am a fanatic skier and like to go to cold places (my origin is Finnish) I find it very pleasant to enter into pre-warmed car and no need to rub out the ice from the windows either.
02-18-2005, 02:42 AM
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My Ride: 535 D - to be delivered end Feb 2005 - color E08 - comfort seats - executive leather balck - 122 wheels - dynamic drive - active steering - pack luxe - tecnology pack - moon roof - 6CD player - hifi system - spare wheel - BT phone
Mine is also in 190 status.
Lets hope, I will get it next week end.
My very first ride will be to Brusels at my father.
Lets hope, I will get it next week end.
My very first ride will be to Brusels at my father.
02-18-2005, 02:47 AM
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My Ride: 535 D - to be delivered end Feb 2005 - color E08 - comfort seats - executive leather balck - 122 wheels - dynamic drive - active steering - pack luxe - tecnology pack - moon roof - 6CD player - hifi system - spare wheel - BT phone
By the way NC91 can you explain me how to show the profile of your car below your threads. When I fill in the "my ride description" in my profile, it doesn't appear.
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02-18-2005, 02:52 AM
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My Ride: GONE BUT NOT FOGOTTEN : 530d SE Auto : Titanium Grey / Anthracite Leather, Poplar Trim, 18in 123 Style Alloys, Adaptive Bi-Xenons, Business Nav, Hi-Fi Speaker Package, Heated seats, Split-Fold Rear Seats
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Originally Posted by FJPM' date='Feb 18 2005, 11:47 AM
By the way NC91 can you explain me how to show the profile of your car below your threads. When I fill in the "my ride description" in my profile, it doesn't appear.
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02-18-2005, 03:23 AM
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My Ride: 535d Sport (M sport steering, M sport sills, M sport suspension, 18inch M style wheels) Carbon black, black nasca, dark wood, dechromed, folding mirrors, extended lights, sun protect glazing, grad tinted winscreen, servotronic steering, heated, ventilated active comfort seats, extended voice control, hi-fi speakers, hud, active cruise, split folding rear seats, rear electric blind, rear manual blinds visbility pack (xenons, adaptive headlights), media pack (6 CD, prof nav, bluetooth with telematics and assist)
Originally Posted by NC91' date='Feb 18 2005, 05:42 AM
The video may be doable. Let's see when we I get that far.
The auxiliary heating (also called as webasto) is a fuel burning heater that heats up the water in the engine and uses then the cars own inside heater for the cabin to warm up. You can start the heater remotely or using the car's timers. As I am a fanatic skier and like to go to cold places (my origin is Finnish) I find it very pleasant to enter? into pre-warmed car and no need to rub out the ice from the windows either.
The auxiliary heating (also called as webasto) is a fuel burning heater that heats up the water in the engine and uses then the cars own inside heater for the cabin to warm up. You can start the heater remotely or using the car's timers. As I am a fanatic skier and like to go to cold places (my origin is Finnish) I find it very pleasant to enter? into pre-warmed car and no need to rub out the ice from the windows either.
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