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cntlaw · 03-12-2006, 10:17 PM

Just be aware that ...
probably going to rain on coming Sunday.
( Is Sat. a feasible day ? )

RD Sport · 03-12-2006, 10:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cntlaw

Just be aware that ...
probably going to rain on coming Sunday.
( Is Sat. a feasible day ? )

Sat. is feasible for me. But I think our second meet will be around Mid April so raychkg and 2020 picked up their cars.

I think if we decide on BBQ, then Sat. maybe better than Sun. What do you guys think?

RD Sport · 03-12-2006, 10:19 PM

2020, when do you expect to pick up your AW?

raychkg · 03-13-2006, 12:31 AM

I am fine both Sat & Sun.

sunnywuh · 03-13-2006, 02:36 AM

Hi guys,

have a look at this space see if arouse your interest.

http://www.taipokau.org/

RD Sport · 03-13-2006, 02:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sunnywuh

Hi guys,

have a look at this space see if arouse your interest.

http://www.taipokau.org/

So you meant this restaurant? I thought you were talking about "Yung Ar Shan Fong"

RD Sport · 03-13-2006, 03:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sunnywuh

Hi guys,

have a look at this space see if arouse your interest.

http://www.taipokau.org/

So they offer buffet? Do you know the price? Seems very interesting!

raychkg · 03-13-2006, 05:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RD Sport

So they offer buffet? Do you know the price? Seems very interesting!

I've been there once for lunch few yrs ago. The place & environment is excellent with plenty of parking space but the food of the Western Restaurant is really so-so. Price is affordable, a bit more expensive than Tsui Wah.

RD Sport · 03-13-2006, 06:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by raychkg

I've been there once for lunch few yrs ago. The place & environment is excellent with plenty of parking space but the food of the Western Restaurant is really so-so. Price is affordable, a bit more expensive than Tsui Wah.

Thanks ray! BTW, what is "Tsui Wah"??

sunnywuh · 03-13-2006, 06:18 AM

Tsui Wah is a chain local restaurant

RD Sport · 03-13-2006, 06:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sunnywuh

Tsui Wah is a chain local restaurant

Really! A chain local restaurant? I think I should know but still.......

What kind of food does Tsui Wah serve?

raychkg · 03-13-2006, 08:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RD Sport

Really! A chain local restaurant? I think I should know but still.......

What kind of food does Tsui Wah serve?

Tsui Wah is a "Cha Chang Ting" (local restaurant). The most famous one is opposite to Yung Kee/ near Lan Kwai Fong in Central. They open 24-hr a day. Many local celebrities like to go there after clubbing for supper.

RD Sport · 03-13-2006, 08:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by raychkg

Tsui Wah is a "Cha Chang Ting" (local restaurant). The most famous one is opposite to Yung Kee/ near Lan Kwai Fong in Central. They open 24-hr a day. Many local celebrities like to go there after clubbing for supper.

Thanks.

ksquare · 03-13-2006, 08:36 AM

I'm just curious, anyone know if kchika is from HK?

RD Sport · 03-13-2006, 08:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ksquare

I'm just curious, anyone know if kchika is from HK?

Yes, kchika is from HK but he/she canceled his/her E90 order.

RD Sport · 03-13-2006, 08:12 PM

So any suggestions on the Island side?

ksquare · 03-14-2006, 04:43 AM

Just test drove the 323.

The car was in SG colour, terra leather, alu trim with xenons. Funny, it has sunblinds. I wonder if it's....

Started off from Central, I drove the car up old peak road. I'm surprised to find that this car has ample pulling power, going up the road was a breeze and did not show any sign of strain. And it felt like it could accelerate effortlessly up the hill. My current 318 would be struggling. Compared to the 325, I could hardly tell any real noticeable difference. But then again, I tested the 325 some time ago.

At the end of the drive, I didn't want to leave the car. One thing's for sure, I'm very happy with my decision. Given my main use as a daily commute to work and it becoming a family car at the weekend, the 323 is more than enough for me and it is a better drive than the 318. I can rest at ease now.

I just can't wait for it to arrive.

Ray, the TD car wasn't yours. Only similarity is the SG colour. Most of the accessories are the same as the 325 but I noticed one difference though. The 323 did not have the split arm rest. Also, there's no speaker enclosure on the front window, which the 325 would have a tweeter. Just a plastic cover. The wheels turned out to be better than I thought afterall. Not exactly nice but bearable.

raychkg · 03-14-2006, 05:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ksquare

Just test drove the 323.

The car was in SG colour, terra leather, alu trim with xenons. Funny, it has sunblinds. I wonder if it's....

Started off from Central, I drove the car up old peak road. I'm surprised to find that this car has ample pulling power, going up the road was a breeze and did not show any sign of strain. And it felt like it could accelerate effortlessly up the hill. My current 318 would be struggling. Compared to the 325, I could hardly tell any real noticeable difference. But then again, I tested the 325 some time ago.

At the end of the drive, I didn't want to leave the car. One thing's for sure, I'm very happy with my decision. Given my main use as a daily commute to work and it becoming a family car at the weekend, the 323 is more than enough for me and it is a better drive than the 318. I can rest at ease now.

I just can't wait for it to arrive.

Ray, the TD car wasn't yours. Only similarity is the SG colour. Most of the accessories are the same as the 325 but I noticed one difference though. The 323 did not have the split arm rest. Also, there's no speaker enclosure on the front window, which the 325 would have a tweeter. Just a plastic cover. The wheels turned out to be better than I thought afterall. Not exactly nice but bearable.

Thanks for your report. Mine is only a weekend car and it's good to hear that 323i conquered the Old Peak Road at ease. I am sure we made the right choice.

cntlaw · 03-14-2006, 09:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RD Sport

Sat. is feasible for me. But I think our second meet will be around Mid April so raychkg and 2020 picked up their cars.

I think if we decide on BBQ, then Sat. maybe better than Sun. What do you guys think?

Sat/Sun
ok
Let's fix a date now.

cntlaw · 03-14-2006, 07:54 PM

White Head Link
this is link of the 'pak shei' golf club.

sunnywuh · 03-14-2006, 07:58 PM

Hi guys,

a bit off topic, would you guys show up on the BMW Focus 3 event?

RD Sport · 03-14-2006, 08:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ksquare

Just test drove the 323.

The car was in SG colour, terra leather, alu trim with xenons. Funny, it has sunblinds. I wonder if it's....

Started off from Central, I drove the car up old peak road. I'm surprised to find that this car has ample pulling power, going up the road was a breeze and did not show any sign of strain. And it felt like it could accelerate effortlessly up the hill. My current 318 would be struggling. Compared to the 325, I could hardly tell any real noticeable difference. But then again, I tested the 325 some time ago.

At the end of the drive, I didn't want to leave the car. One thing's for sure, I'm very happy with my decision. Given my main use as a daily commute to work and it becoming a family car at the weekend, the 323 is more than enough for me and it is a better drive than the 318. I can rest at ease now.

I just can't wait for it to arrive.

Ray, the TD car wasn't yours. Only similarity is the SG colour. Most of the accessories are the same as the 325 but I noticed one difference though. The 323 did not have the split arm rest. Also, there's no speaker enclosure on the front window, which the 325 would have a tweeter. Just a plastic cover. The wheels turned out to be better than I thought afterall. Not exactly nice but bearable.

Thanks ksquare for your detail report! When do you expect to take delivery of your car? Looking forward to meet you and your car!

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03-14-2006, 04:43 AM	#347
ksquare Captain 25 Rep 651 Posts Drives: 535 GT Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Hong Kong iTrader: (0)	Just test drove the 323. The car was in SG colour, terra leather, alu trim with xenons. Funny, it has sunblinds. I wonder if it's.... Started off from Central, I drove the car up old peak road. I'm surprised to find that this car has ample pulling power, going up the road was a breeze and did not show any sign of strain. And it felt like it could accelerate effortlessly up the hill. My current 318 would be struggling. Compared to the 325, I could hardly tell any real noticeable difference. But then again, I tested the 325 some time ago. At the end of the drive, I didn't want to leave the car. One thing's for sure, I'm very happy with my decision. Given my main use as a daily commute to work and it becoming a family car at the weekend, the 323 is more than enough for me and it is a better drive than the 318. I can rest at ease now. I just can't wait for it to arrive. Ray, the TD car wasn't yours. Only similarity is the SG colour. Most of the accessories are the same as the 325 but I noticed one difference though. The 323 did not have the split arm rest. Also, there's no speaker enclosure on the front window, which the 325 would have a tweeter. Just a plastic cover. The wheels turned out to be better than I thought afterall. Not exactly nice but bearable.
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