Reply With QuoteYeah, but it wasn't officially an 87 model.. it was an 88 in Europe and an 89 in the states. They were still selling e28's in 1988 in the states.Originally Posted by BMWDriver
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They say they started building it then. Must have been before putting it on the market. It takes a bit of time to get the factory running to a good rythm. You also have to build up a good volume before you start selling.
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Yeah, but it wasn't officially an 87 model.. it was an 88 in Europe and an 89 in the states. They were still selling e28's in 1988 in the states.
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03/87 was the earliest e34 were build according to realoem... technically that is MY87
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It looks ok, Kriss...
Its just a bit boring. Even standard our cars cut an imposing stance from the right angle.
I'm sure there as many members on here that have decent, imposing photos of their standard E34s, that would be much better than the one on the Wiki!!
Gone but NEVER forgotten. :'(
And then...
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Do you reckon all the MY87s are all dead now?? (except for museum pieces of course)
Gone but NEVER forgotten. :'(
And then...
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Ok.... go recheck the site... Is that a better picture?
It can always be returned if found unappropriate.
InDEuroz | e34 540i/6 '94 w/ bore/stroked m62 | e30 325iS '87 | Ducati 748R '00
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much better
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Much much much much better !
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