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Every time I see a Touring out and about or up for sale I can’t help but look forlornly at my bank account. I love wagons of all varieties but there’s something about E30 tourings….
so much win XD
I can now die a happy man…o wait…that comes after buying one..right
Ya dying happy ends with owning one… Got deep pockets 😛
@Phil my bank account goes into hiding when I look at a touring for sale.
I think the Kerscher kicks are actually OZ Futuras.
@valek, Ya you are right thanks!
borbet type a should be banned
sooo overused
Any info on where I can find out more about that first grey Touring? It’s the only Touring I’ve ever seen or heard of with a pre-facelift bumper conversion and I’m very interested in that!
Cairin, I can’t remember where I saw that, there’s a chance it’s euro bumpers maybe?
They are euro pre-facelift bumpers. Tourings were never sold with pre-facelift bumpers, so the bumpers can only be from a conversion. I’ve been looking all over the internet for these conversions, but I haven’t found any information yet. I’ve only found threads on converting pre-facelift bumpers to facelift bumpers, never the other way around. 🙁
Ah yes my e30 knowledge is fading (last one was about ten years ago) I know the pre face lift to face lift (in the rear) requires a valence so maybe it was the reverse of that? This is a good question let me ask some of my current e30 owning friends.