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Thanks guys. I really planned on keeping it and adding some performance goodies. But by the time I added up all the parts (supercharger was $6800) and big brake kit,, I had the money to just buy an M. Plus the only made 3041 M's for the North American market in the three years this model was offered. This one is 230 HP where as the "M" is 343HP and there's a bunch more different. I'd be happy to extend the forum price to someones friend but the delivery part won't be in that. Thanks again guys.

Well, have gone and done it - bought an 06 Z4 M and now have two of these cars (and only "need" one) I am the third owner , second really because the guy I got it from had it eighteen months and put less than 200 miles on it - related to Dave? Have owned since early 2015. 3.0 six cylinder with six speed with 83,500 miles on it. Oil changed a minimum of once a year and have been proactive in regards to preventive maintenance. The car has not had anything special done to get it ready for sale - this is how clean it is normally maintained. In fact just had the hood repainted as I got a stone chip in it last Sept and a touch up would have looked like shit. Those that have seen the car at NeXXt can verify how this car is taken care of - with love. Car has Premium Package, Convenience Package and the Sport Package. All these include Heated memory seats, rain sensing wipers, Xenon headlights, Auto Dimming mirrors, 10 Speaker Stereo with dual Subwoofers (factory system), M Sport suspension with 18 inch wheels, Cruise Control, Auto Climate Control, Fog Lights, almost new Michelin High Performance All Season Tires , Clean Carfax and VinCheckPro Reports. Car comes with indoor cover, AFE Cold Air Intake, Racing Dynamics Strut Brace, UUC Short Shifter Kit (installed). Clutch delay valve eliminator kit, Battery Tender with cig lighter adapter and storage bag, Rubber floor mats, two sets of embroidered floor mats (one set new) and some other stuff I am forgetting. Even comes with a diecast Burago metal model that is an exact replica for your desk. I have the vehicle listed locally for $13,500 or best (yes, high I know but you can always lower it but not raise it!) and have had some interest (still very early summer here) and will sell to a forum member for $9750 and will be willing to work out some sort of delivery. Possibly fuel and a rental car home? Lets talk.

Dave, got them yesterday and Zelda spent the evening with them on a "test drive". She really likes them...Thanks Bro

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Dave Funds sent and just messaged the addy Thanks, I'm sure Zelda (nanc) will enjoy them. Take care C

If you still have them, I would go for $150.00 shipped. Let me know, Zelda could use a pair.

Hobie, I think I have an F3 fuel tank and a couple fairing pieces that you can have. Tank is in primer and has been in my basement (rust free) and has the fuel lines still attached but has a few small dents. I bought some extra shit for when the kids rashed the CBR600 F2/F3 but they never needed it (thankfully) Just have to figure out a way to get it to you without breaking the bank. Let me know and its yours.

Sure wish this was an XXL in real people sizes (not Nolan) I really like the integrated Bluetooth. Good luck, some one is getting a Hell of a deal. Hey Dave - grow you head a little bigger!!! (the one on your shoulders!!)

Don't go nuts Joe. Whenever you get a chance I appreciate it.

Hey guys, I have a painted plywood cut-out that my brother gave me that is a Santa riding a motorcycle (unfortunately it's a Hardley ). I am looking for an old round headlight bucket and lens that I can mount onto it and install an LED in so the headlight shines at night. Same thing for the Turn Signals - round with lenses, amber preferred. Condition is unimportant as long as the lenses are decent and the rest is reasonably water proof with minimum jury rigging. If you have any "garage art" laying around, let me know how much you want for them and all that stuff. Obviously I want to keep costs to a minimum on something that is displayed three or four weeks a year and from a distance. As usual, I have been meaning to put this up all summer but procrastinated my ass off. Thanks.

Loki, Just let me know when you want to stop by. Maybe we can just go to the Fish for a drink or two (no riding!!) - I'll drive!! That's if you have time. C

I bought a pair of Apinestar S-MX-2 boots a while ago and found they were just a little big on me. They felt okay just trying them on, but on the bike they felt just a bit too big. I made the mistake of saying I rode with them to the guy at New Enough and he flat out refused to exchange them. I have been meaning to put these up again but just been too damn busy. They re size 49, which translates to a 13.5. These are true to size, I say that as I have had Alpinestar's before and they always were about a half size too small. They are new, really only had one small ride to check them out and have been in the box on the closet floor since. So, they are dusty (yeah, I'll clean them off for you ) They now retail for $208.00 a New Enough, but I paid $189.00 a while back. New Enough Link I will let them go for $100.00 including shipping. Hell, you can't even buy riding "shoes" for that and these offer good protection. Not even a wrinkle on the top surfaces No wear on soles at all The original box they came in You guys with big feet know this is a good deal!!

Just a thought here. Those cans can be brought back to a mirror like finish really easily. I found some stuff called Speedy Metal Polish that is the cats ass as far as aluminum polish goes (it also works on other meals) Just a matter of rubbing it in and wiping it off, no hard pressure needed. How it works I don't know bu it works great and leaves a nice finish that is protected. It ain't cheap at $25 per quart plus shipping, but is worth it. Speedy Metal Polish Link I have nothing to do with this company, just tossing it out there. And now to our regularly scheduled program