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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BMW-E36-328i ... 3486374312

I've been struggling to find an interior picture of Ian Callum's Jag F-type SVR with the blue leather interior that was mentioned on the most recent Gareth Jones on Speep podcast and have failed. That sounds like a proper Jobbo interior.

Fuck yeah, and it's Atlantis on the outside.

Why isn't it £3k or so because of the undesirable interior colour, eh? I'll tell you why not. It's because it's fucking excellent and I was right all along

Because the mileage is so low because the owner felt ill every time he tried to drive it.

integrale_evo wrote: Fri Oct 12, 2018 1:07 pm Because the mileage is so low because the owner felt ill every time he tried to drive it.

The vendor deserves to be shot for his headings alone:

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"The naturally-aspirated in-line six-cylinder engine puts you in touch with 190bhp and 209ft lb of torque". WTF? Does the engine have a phone number?

ETA and it no way does it have a rev limit of 8000 unless you've shoved it into first at 50 miles an hour

I do like your practice of not overthinking things

Can we just get back to that colour scheme being absolutely epic please.

I don't know if I can, for one

Shouldnt be too hard to change back to black at least.

The steering wheel is the most offensive thing with that interior. Porsche were guilty of that too, coloured steering wheels make the baby Jesus cry and should not be allowed. Fact. End of.

The rev counter only goes up to 7. If it hit 8000 the needle would be well into the economy gauge

tim wrote: Fri Oct 12, 2018 3:53 pm The steering wheel is the most offensive thing with that interior. Porsche were guilty of that too, coloured steering wheels make the baby Jesus cry and should not be allowed. Fact. End of.

Every single part of this.

I don't consider myself a particular fan of coloured steering wheels, but this one is original to the car and only the rim is colourful so I'd keep it.

The light coloured interior in current Volvos looks absolutely stunning with a coloured steering wheel, though. The exception which proves the rule?

It's not 'exactly' the same, is it

I think the Volvo one works quite well because it still has a black outer rim, if it was all beige it would be nasty.

Admittedly that interior is beautiful. Doesn't that instantly disqualify it from a being A Jobbo Interior?

Yes Simon I loved that E34

It’s not a Jobbo interior because my Volvo has a black interior with black wood. I wish it looked like that one

That Volvo interior is scandi chic whilst the BMW looks like its trimmed in left over latex from a Munich sex dungeon

The yellow cones on the woofers in the Volvo look like they're B&W - that would be a nice option

Jobbo wrote: Fri Oct 12, 2018 5:56 pm I don't consider myself a particular fan of coloured steering wheels, but this one is original to the car and only the rim is colourful so I'd keep it.

The light coloured interior in current Volvos looks absolutely stunning with a coloured steering wheel, though. The exception which proves the rule?

Sat in a V90 today with exactly that trim and it was indeed a very lovely place to be. And that steering wheel absolutely works, despite me hating coloured wheels. I normally hate wood trim as well but that just looks so right

Must say, modern cars do nowt for me generally but there are a few Volvos that could tempt me.

My M3 had a similar interior. I swapped it for a black one as it was bogging though.