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SOLD

Morning bump. £600 for members. Won't sell for less. James.

Now on eBay - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Full-set-of-BMW-230-Twist-Alloys-Tyres-/121826380384?

I forgot to point out, the Zeros are all runflats. The Potenza I'm unsure about because it came bundled with the new alloy.

Yep, you'd likely need spacers/adapters for these. I'd have to double check the offsets though.

And for the sake of illustration purposes and the fact that I'm bored, a little photoshop rendition of how they look on a Z -

For Sale - Full set of 230 "Twist" Alloys. 19x8 front, 19x9 rear. Inlcluding almost* brand new tryes. Balanced and ready to go. It is with some regret that I am having to part with my favourite set of wheels. They were originally bought to go on my 350z, but they ended up on a BMW instead. They have only recently been removed from the car having only covered approx 200 miles during the summer months. Tyres all round are virtually brand new, having only been fitted in April of 2015. The alloys themselves are in very good condition. The rear two being practically immaculate, the front two displaying some minor curbing (see pics) I replaced one of the rear alloys a few months ago for a brand new one because it had been re-welded. Suffice to say, all four are now perfect. Tyres Front - Pirelli Zeros. Almost brand new, loads of tread Rear - Pirelli Zero and a Bridgestone Potenza - Almost brand new, loads of tread. (I'm aware of the mismatch, but they're still good tyres) Alloys Front - 19x8. Very good condition, with some minor curb marks. No dents, cracks or re-welds!! Rear - 19x9. Exceptional condition, exterior and interior. No dents, cracks or re-welds!! Rear Front Rear back Rear Tread Front Front Front Back Front Tread ID Very rarely does a full set of these including tyres come up for sale. Especially not a set in such good condition and free of any dodgy weld jobs. I am open to offers around £750, so feel free to contact me. Courier service possible at buyers cost, collection welcomed from Durham. Please contact me for additional pictures or information Thanks James.

It's certainly a good looking car. GLWS.

10k for a 2003 reg import on just under 100k? Pardon my ingornace, but how does that work?

I beg to differ. The two cars are essentially the same. Having test driven both, the only glaring difference is the fixed roof and the marginal 0.2 increase. The straight 6 still delivers a top speed of 155, but with a 0.5 reduction in 0-60 time. The preference between the two extends only as far as which do you prefer - The added extras afforded by the M package, or not. Either way, both are in a different league to the 350z, and I feel no shame in saying I adored my 350z.

I used to own a 350z and now I own a Z4 3.0i with the aero bodykit and the Msport suspension and interior upgrades. I liked the 350z, but the BMW is in *my opinion* a far better car. Plus, I get to take the roof off when it's sunny

Enter the reg into the DVLA car tax checker on their website. If the date of first registration is more recent than the actual age of the car, it's an import. https://www.taxdisc.direct.gov.uk/EvlPortalApp/app/home/intro?SKIN=businesslink

Superb. I used to have a Chimaera. One of the best cars I have ever driven. Enjoy

Nice looking car:) Just out of curiosity, what model of TVR did you get? James.

Not mine, but I'd give it a ride.