CSLR members SG CSL FOR SALE

[mattCSLnut]

Great advert for a car which really does look exceptional. GLWS:thumbs:

Thank you Mark :smt023

[Trawler]

Was just thinking the same myself, probably < 800 miles

Disgraceful. By next Sunday evening I will have done just under 700 in 3 days, all in the UK.

[LeinsCSL]

:bigcry: :banghead: :bigcry: I'm guessing half of that was spent on the recent round trip to the UK mainland & back ?

Exactly, and all under 4500RPM on the way back :banghead: Worst thing is I've put the damn thing away for the winter now again already

Actually, I think you should keep it Matt, and we all do a 13th Anniversary tour to Munich next year. I presume 13 isn't unlucky over there

Disgraceful. By next Sunday evening I will have done just under 700 in 3 days, all in the UK.

The mileage on the GP is creeping up though

[alexk]

Before the Munich trip I was doing very few kilometers for the past 2 years.
After the trip I realized that I really need to enjoy the car and I drive it with every chance that I have.
I did my 100.000th km in the odometer while driving flat out in Monza.
What a great way to celebrate an M3 CSL !
I think that life is too short to not enjoy a CSL and try to keep the mileage down.

I am sure that Matt sooner or later will regret his decision.
Especially when all new cars won't accelerate more than the speed limit at any given place, they will be very quiet and boring etc.

[Trawler]

The mileage on the GP is creeping up though

how are you finding the GP? Wife loves it & did a day at car limits the other week. Spun it the first time on the high speed bend & there after kept it all together.

[Trawler]

Before the Munich trip I was doing very few kilometers for the past 2 years.
After the trip I realized that I really need to enjoy the car and I drive it with every chance that I have.
I did my 100.000th km in the odometer while driving flat out in Monza.
What a great way to celebrate an M3 CSL !
I think that life is too short to not enjoy a CSL and try to keep the mileage down.

I am sure that Matt sooner or later will regret his decision.
Especially when all new cars won't accelerate more than the speed limit at any given place, they will be very quiet and boring etc.

Couldn't agree more. Mine is coming up to 60k miles, over 40 by me.

[LeinsCSL]

how are you finding the GP? Wife loves it & did a day at car limits the other week. Spun it the first time on the high speed bend & there after kept it all together.

Absolutely love it, proper little hooligan of a car! :hahaha: Have it on SuperSports now, and all new bushings, brakes, clutch, etc. so it feels pretty sorted. Still can't get over how much speed these things can carry. Cheap road tax here too (€500pa, as opposed to CSL's €1800), so it'll be my car for the winter. It drinks more than the CSL too :drinkers:

You're on a GP2? Do you notice a big difference from the GP1?


EDIT: Oops, sorry Matt, just realised this is your for sale ad. New thread here for instead: http://www.cslregister.com/forum/sho...613#post188613

[cslsuperfan]

Before the Munich trip I was doing very few kilometers for the past 2 years.
After the trip I realized that I really need to enjoy the car and I drive it with every chance that I have.
I did my 100.000th km in the odometer while driving flat out in Monza.
What a great way to celebrate an M3 CSL !
I think that life is too short to not enjoy a CSL and try to keep the mileage down.

Totally agree Alex.

It took me a few years to shake off the "mileage syndrome" and now I couldn't care less. I'll never be able to buy another the way prices are escalating.

Matt's car is a superb example which is heading for 90K miles plus.

The mileage vs price ratio of the historical csl market is disappearing rapidly.

Its about time.

[mattCSLnut]

Before the Munich trip I was doing very few kilometers for the past 2 years.
After the trip I realized that I really need to enjoy the car and I drive it with every chance that I have.
I did my 100.000th km in the odometer while driving flat out in Monza.
What a great way to celebrate an M3 CSL !
I think that life is too short to not enjoy a CSL and try to keep the mileage down.

While I wasn't remember that Swiss mountain pass trip I did few years ago 3500 miles in three weeks hooning up & down Swiss mountain sides, around Italian lakes, etc. :supz: going through the 80,000 mile barrier while doing that :smokin: (pix below)
BTW over 23,000 miles in 6 years in my weekend car isn't bad going, considering I have other cars at my disposal.

[mattCSLnut]

Now available via Pistonheads

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/bmw/csl/bmw-e46-m3-csl-silver-grey--2003/4701536

[Andyb]

Hi what a great looking car, where in the country are you if I wanted to view it.

Cheers

Andy

[mattCSLnut]

Hi what a great looking car, where in the country are you if I wanted to view it.

Cheers

Andy

Thanks Andy.
As it states next to my Aviator on the left I'm in Cambridge. Where abouts are U ?

[cslsuperfan]

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...--2003/4701536

Matt

Good move getting DUVAY on PH

The register has a tiny viewing footprint in comparison

Just the inevitable sifting out of tyrekickers looking to trade in their Scooby

[mattCSLnut]

Matt

Good move getting DUVAY on PH

The register has a tiny viewing footprint in comparison

Just the inevitable sifting out of tyrekickers looking to trade in their Scooby

THANX mate :beer:
It'll take one determined tyre kicker to go through the vetting process & challenges I've placed in that Ad

[PeteGray]

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The advert does imply that you don't really want to sell up