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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