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Old March 12th 05, 01:14 AM
Old Radios
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Default WTD: late model BMW in need of engine work

Just wondering - if someone has a later model BMW which maybe has a
broken timing belt or something major with the engine, and they're
interested in selling, please email me at: mjmalin(at)wisc(dot)edu
Looking for manual transmission and a car that is otherwise in nice
condition.

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Old March 12th 05, 02:46 AM
fbloogyudsr
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"Old Radios" > wrote
> Just wondering - if someone has a later model BMW which maybe has a
> broken timing belt or something major with the engine, and they're
> interested in selling, please email me at: mjmalin(at)wisc(dot)edu
> Looking for manual transmission and a car that is otherwise in nice
> condition.


None of us would contact you about our beloved broken BMW;
you obviously don't know and care enough about BMWs, since
all modern BMWs (since around '91) have timing CHAINS.

Floyd
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Old March 14th 05, 04:57 PM
The Malt Hound
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"fbloogyudsr" > wrote in message
...
> "Old Radios" > wrote
>> Just wondering - if someone has a later model BMW which maybe has a
>> broken timing belt or something major with the engine, and they're
>> interested in selling, please email me at: mjmalin(at)wisc(dot)edu
>> Looking for manual transmission and a car that is otherwise in nice
>> condition.

>
> None of us would contact you about our beloved broken BMW;
> you obviously don't know and care enough about BMWs, since
> all modern BMWs (since around '91) have timing CHAINS.



Perhaps by "late model" he means late 80's?

-Fred W


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Old March 14th 05, 05:05 PM
Paul Schnettler
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fbloogyudsr wrote:

> "Old Radios" > wrote
>
>> Just wondering - if someone has a later model BMW which maybe has a
>> broken timing belt or something major with the engine, and they're
>> interested in selling, please email me at: mjmalin(at)wisc(dot)edu
>> Looking for manual transmission and a car that is otherwise in nice
>> condition.

>
>
> None of us would contact you about our beloved broken BMW;
> you obviously don't know and care enough about BMWs, since
> all modern BMWs (since around '91) have timing CHAINS.
>
> Floyd

geeze Floyd, somebody **** in your coffee?
e28, 528i is what mjm is most likely looking for.
with reply's like your short sighted one, why would anyone come here for some help?

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Old March 14th 05, 05:07 PM
Badger
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"The Malt Hound" <Malt_Hound@*no spam please*yahoo.com> wrote in message
...
>
> "fbloogyudsr" > wrote in message
> ...
>> "Old Radios" > wrote
>>> Just wondering - if someone has a later model BMW which maybe has a
>>> broken timing belt or something major with the engine, and they're
>>> interested in selling, please email me at: mjmalin(at)wisc(dot)edu
>>> Looking for manual transmission and a car that is otherwise in nice
>>> condition.

>>
>> None of us would contact you about our beloved broken BMW;
>> you obviously don't know and care enough about BMWs, since
>> all modern BMWs (since around '91) have timing CHAINS.

>
>
> Perhaps by "late model" he means late 80's?


Sorry, but I thought some of the 4 cylinder engines had belts still?? Maybe
only UK spec cars fitted with those particular engines??
Badger.


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Old March 14th 05, 05:54 PM
fbloogyudsr
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"Badger" > wrote
> "The Malt Hound" <Malt_Hound@*no spam please*yahoo.com> wrote
>> "fbloogyudsr" > wrote
>>> "Old Radios" > wrote
>>>> Just wondering - if someone has a later model BMW which maybe has a
>>>> broken timing belt or something major with the engine, and they're
>>>> interested in selling, please email me at: mjmalin(at)wisc(dot)edu
>>>> Looking for manual transmission and a car that is otherwise in nice
>>>> condition.
>>>
>>> None of us would contact you about our beloved broken BMW;
>>> you obviously don't know and care enough about BMWs, since
>>> all modern BMWs (since around '91) have timing CHAINS.

>>
>> Perhaps by "late model" he means late 80's?

>
> Sorry, but I thought some of the 4 cylinder engines had belts still??
> Maybe only UK spec cars fitted with those particular engines??


At least Badger and Jeff got my feeble attempt at humor. Paul totally
is out of it.

AFAIK, "late model" is about the last 5 years or so. Note the guy is
from Wisconsin, USA: no 4-cylinder cars over here in the US.

Floyd

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Old March 14th 05, 06:08 PM
Dave Plowman (News)
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In article >,
Badger > wrote:
> Sorry, but I thought some of the 4 cylinder engines had belts still??
> Maybe only UK spec cars fitted with those particular engines??


No.

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