M3-part two, Croosfire, Sienna. lots of pix

The Phone was a Sony Erickison S710A the phones camera is 1.3 mega pixels. The pictures did turn out fabulous for a phone. However, as Thomas can attest to, I am a perfectionist and I hated that I only had this camera to take pictures. I think the Carbon Zymoil wax really brought out the color. I am just pissed it rained all day Saturday and Sunday Morning. I think we would have done well in the Concours Show. At least I got some good picks. Thomas does a great job. I can't wait until he can get to it in good lighting.
 
Jimmy Buffit said:
Its all good! Very Good!



Wish I had the time (and location) to do great shots like yours!



Jim
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In this case, we just drove outside and started shooting. Taking these pictures didn't take more than 5 minutes. We did talk and waited for the sun to pop out though.



THANKS!!
 
LightngSVT said:
Top notch work! That M3 looks stunning and the Zymol look nice on it.



Everywhere I go I keep getting reminded of M3's. I really want one BAD!! But I just havent found a good way yet to get the payment below $700/mo to lease one. IT is definitely a must have kind of car!
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Forget the lease...just go out and find the right one used and you'll have no problems getting in your payment range. I picked up an '02 back in February. The key is doing your homework and making sure you find the right car. I was fortunate to find one that was owned by a fellow detailer and the car was immaculate, only used as a weekend / nice weather car and was exactly the color combo that I wanted (Alpine white w/ Imola red interior). 29K miles, always garaged, not even so much as a door ding on this car, came with factory 18's with snows and factory 19's, premium package, cold weather package, homelink, xenon's, all the right stuff and I paid just over $36 for my car. Heck all the 01-03.5 cars required an engine recall and carry a 100k mile engine warranty which is probably the thing you'd be most worried about on a car that revs to 8000 rpm. To me it was a no brainer since there's no way that I could afford a new one at this point. There's not a single time I've driven the car that it doesn't put a smile on my face for one reason or another



Andy
 
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