Toy in the Bubble.....

pbough · 12-01-2007, 09:43 AM

You guys kill me.....Like WOW.....Just trying to show you something a little different for anyone interested. Not really looking for negative comments just putting it out there for anyone that might be interested.

It's like someone that puts a huge Whale Tale Spoiler on their Civic....Maybe they love it....maybe you don't but then again maybe the guy with the spoiler doesn't like the way that you lowered your 335 so that the tires rub the wheel wells every time that you hit a bump.....To Each His Own!!

The "tactful" people on this Thread know what I'm saying and the one's that don't should try to figure it out.

It's great to have your own opinions but these threads are really here to find new things, discuss interesting concepts and products pertaining to the vehicles that we enjoy. I thoroughly enjoy this car and will for years to come...In the Summer Months.....IMO it's one of the best looking 335's on the post and will stay that way because I drive it in the summer, don't subject it to Ontario Winters and don't let my wife drive it!!

MOAB · 12-01-2007, 09:57 AM

You're being a bit melodramatic. I've had a few BMWs that I've driven during the winter in Toronto and nothing has happened to them. I bought the car to DRIVE it, not to keep it in a bubble like the bubble boy. To each his own though.

trickydisco · 12-01-2007, 04:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Excellence

Let me say it again.

It's just a 3 series. People who drive Ferrari's don't even do that...

way to piss on the guy's parade...

trickydisco · 12-01-2007, 04:48 PM

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Originally Posted by MOAB

I bought the car to DRIVE it, not to keep it in a bubble like the bubble boy.

Yes, YOU bought the car to DRIVE it. Well, HE isn't driving it in the winter.

MOAB · 12-01-2007, 05:39 PM

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Originally Posted by trickydisco

Yes, YOU bought the car to DRIVE it. Well, HE isn't driving it in the winter.

He can speak for himself I'm sure.

ojungoon · 12-01-2007, 05:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Excellence

Let me say it again.

It's just a 3 series. People who drive Ferrari's don't even do that...

Personally, I would still drive my 3'er during winter but come on...
You don't have to attack OP's feelings like that!

It doesn't really matter if the car is 25k or 60k....
IF YOU LOVE AND APPRECIATE YOUR CAR DO WHATEVER YOU WANT WITH IT!
there's nothing wrong with that!

Excellence · 12-04-2007, 11:55 PM

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Originally Posted by ojungoon

Personally, I would still drive my 3'er during winter but come on...
You don't have to attack OP's feelings like that!

It doesn't really matter if the car is 25k or 60k....
IF YOU LOVE AND APPRECIATE YOUR CAR DO WHATEVER YOU WANT WITH IT!
there's nothing wrong with that!

I'm not attacking him, I'm just saying, it's not really necessary. But then again, If the cars not going to be driven for a few months and the bubble cover was fairly cheap, I guess thats alright. Makes the car fresh?

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pbough Second Lieutenant 11 Rep 241 Posts Drives: Austin Yellow M4 Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Canada iTrader: (1)	You guys kill me.....Like WOW.....Just trying to show you something a little different for anyone interested. Not really looking for negative comments just putting it out there for anyone that might be interested. It's like someone that puts a huge Whale Tale Spoiler on their Civic....Maybe they love it....maybe you don't but then again maybe the guy with the spoiler doesn't like the way that you lowered your 335 so that the tires rub the wheel wells every time that you hit a bump.....To Each His Own!! The "tactful" people on this Thread know what I'm saying and the one's that don't should try to figure it out. It's great to have your own opinions but these threads are really here to find new things, discuss interesting concepts and products pertaining to the vehicles that we enjoy. I thoroughly enjoy this car and will for years to come...In the Summer Months.....IMO it's one of the best looking 335's on the post and will stay that way because I drive it in the summer, don't subject it to Ontario Winters and don't let my wife drive it!! Attached Images
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MOAB Major 18 Rep 1,077 Posts Drives: Porsche & BMW Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Toronto iTrader: (0)	You're being a bit melodramatic. I've had a few BMWs that I've driven during the winter in Toronto and nothing has happened to them. I bought the car to DRIVE it, not to keep it in a bubble like the bubble boy. To each his own though. __________________ March-November - '09 C4S (PDK, Akrapovic) December-February - '00 323 (only mod - snow tires)
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