Dave Blue Highways 99 Estoril Blue M Roadster
Giving this conundrum some more intelligent thought, it occurred that my Roadster absolutely required the Z8 chrome nozzles for the hood. Now was the time to also correct a previous oversight. When having all the Dinan items originally installed, I completely forgot to order the carbon fiber Front Tower Brace! It wasn't long before Blue Highways pulled into the bay manned by William Billman, the BMW technician. He was outstanding.
When he was finished, he reviewed everything he did and made sure I was satisfied. In his off-hours, Mr. Billman does his own woodworking and even went to expense of converting his garage into a workshop. Then there was that damned dent on the driver's door right above the handle. It magically appeared one day without a note of explanation. No one had been able to fix it. You couldn't get to it from the inside the door panel, because BMW's well-engineered side impact bar blocked access to it. It wasn't a big dent, but it always caught my eye.
Dent? What dent? John Bertha of Automotive Dent Specialists is amazing. While my car was still being serviced, Ponytail Jon began performing a miracle with the dent. When he first looked at it, he wasn't sure he could do it, but was willing to give it a try. Thirty minutes after he started, there wasn't any sign that it had ever existed. You couldn't peel the grin off of my face!
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