My first BMW (e46 320i)

Yaak

New member
Hey guys. I'm new to the forum and just thought I would post some pics of my new car. It is a 2002 320i that I got it about 3 weeks ago with 116k km's on the clock. Saying goodbye to my 1.3 Chico was a sad day, but I know it was for the greater good.

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Thank you for taking a look.
 

Truvalu

New member
Welcome and nice car!!

You will soon replace your "sadness" over your VW with the joy of this amazing vehicle, you will see...

Are you studying engineering or on the other side of the books??

Enjoy!!
 

Yaak

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Thanks for the nice comments. I am realy enjoying the car. I wake up every morning excited for the drive!!!!

Truvalu, I am doing my Masters in Mechanical Engineering at the moment. How do you know the buildings?
 

Truvalu

New member
Yaak said:
Thanks for the nice comments. I am realy enjoying the car. I wake up every morning excited for the drive!!!!

Truvalu, I am doing my Masters in Mechanical Engineering at the moment. How do you know the buildings?

If everything work out ok, (still trying to secure bursary) my son, who is in matric at Paarl Gim now, will be starting his take on Mechanical Engineering 2011...

My daughter also wrote a few subjects at night and Saturdays at that building some time ago... she was 3rd year "menslike lewens.... something, something (we know it as pshycology or something...)

Do you drive in every day or are you in a res? We are still not sure what would be the better res to have him in...
 

Yaak

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Truvalu said:
Yaak said:
Thanks for the nice comments. I am realy enjoying the car. I wake up every morning excited for the drive!!!!

Truvalu, I am doing my Masters in Mechanical Engineering at the moment. How do you know the buildings?

If everything work out ok, (still trying to secure bursary) my son, who is in matric at Paarl Gim now, will be starting his take on Mechanical Engineering 2011...

My daughter also wrote a few subjects at night and Saturdays at that building some time ago... she was 3rd year "menslike lewens.... something, something (we know it as pshycology or something...)

Do you drive in every day or are you in a res? We are still not sure what would be the better res to have him in...

I drive in from Brackenfell every day and have been doing so for the past four and a half years. The only reason for that is that I'm a very private person and not one for the whole team spirit type of thing. However, I know that Eendrag is a very good res for engineers especially. Another good res is Dagbreek.

Good luck with finding a bursary for your son. For undergrad I think the big mining companies like Kumba and BHP Billiton are good when it comes to bursaries. Eskom is also quite desperate for engineers and so is Sasol. Then there is also Volkswagen and Murray and Roberts that provide bursaries. My guess though is that Eskom would be your best bet. I don't know how many of these you have tried, I'm just trying to remember where some of my classmates had bursaries.
 

Truvalu

New member
Yaak said:
Truvalu said:
Yaak said:
Thanks for the nice comments. I am realy enjoying the car. I wake up every morning excited for the drive!!!!

Truvalu, I am doing my Masters in Mechanical Engineering at the moment. How do you know the buildings?

If everything work out ok, (still trying to secure bursary) my son, who is in matric at Paarl Gim now, will be starting his take on Mechanical Engineering 2011...

My daughter also wrote a few subjects at night and Saturdays at that building some time ago... she was 3rd year "menslike lewens.... something, something (we know it as pshycology or something...)

Do you drive in every day or are you in a res? We are still not sure what would be the better res to have him in...

I drive in from Brackenfell every day and have been doing so for the past four and a half years. The only reason for that is that I'm a very private person and not one for the whole team spirit type of thing. However, I know that Eendrag is a very good res for engineers especially. Another good res is Dagbreek.

Good luck with finding a bursary for your son. For undergrad I think the big mining companies like Kumba and BHP Billiton are good when it comes to bursaries. Eskom is also quite desperate for engineers and so is Sasol. Then there is also Volkswagen and Murray and Roberts that provide bursaries. My guess though is that Eskom would be your best bet. I don't know how many of these you have tried, I'm just trying to remember where some of my classmates had bursaries.

Thanks for the info!

I have applied for many, many bursaries.

Sasol will only be open again in next year for applications.

You are correct not any-one likes the res setup.
We will see how it pans out.

Will meet sometime I am sure and have a nice chat.

What will you be doing since you finished your Masters?

My son was also told that he will find it difficult to persue rugby while studying Engineering.
There is someone who plays with him for Paarl U/20A who is in his 3rd year, I think and he manages fine it seems.
 

Yaak

New member
Here is a pic of the interior.

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Truvalu said:
Yaak said:
Truvalu said:
Yaak said:
Thanks for the nice comments. I am realy enjoying the car. I wake up every morning excited for the drive!!!!

Truvalu, I am doing my Masters in Mechanical Engineering at the moment. How do you know the buildings?

If everything work out ok, (still trying to secure bursary) my son, who is in matric at Paarl Gim now, will be starting his take on Mechanical Engineering 2011...

My daughter also wrote a few subjects at night and Saturdays at that building some time ago... she was 3rd year "menslike lewens.... something, something (we know it as pshycology or something...)

Do you drive in every day or are you in a res? We are still not sure what would be the better res to have him in...

I drive in from Brackenfell every day and have been doing so for the past four and a half years. The only reason for that is that I'm a very private person and not one for the whole team spirit type of thing. However, I know that Eendrag is a very good res for engineers especially. Another good res is Dagbreek.

Good luck with finding a bursary for your son. For undergrad I think the big mining companies like Kumba and BHP Billiton are good when it comes to bursaries. Eskom is also quite desperate for engineers and so is Sasol. Then there is also Volkswagen and Murray and Roberts that provide bursaries. My guess though is that Eskom would be your best bet. I don't know how many of these you have tried, I'm just trying to remember where some of my classmates had bursaries.

Thanks for the info!

I have applied for many, many bursaries.

Sasol will only be open again in next year for applications.

You are correct not any-one likes the res setup.
We will see how it pans out.

Will meet sometime I am sure and have a nice chat.

What will you be doing since you finished your Masters?

My son was also told that he will find it difficult to persue rugby while studying Engineering.
There is someone who plays with him for Paarl U/20A who is in his 3rd year, I think and he manages fine it seems.

Well, I only started my Masters this year. At the moment my plans are to continue with my Phd once I'm done at the end of next year. Studying is much better than working in my opinion.

I would have to agree that playing rugby and studying engineering would be difficult, not impossible though. Engineering is (in my opinion) one of the hardest courses at Stellenbosch and does require an incredible amount of time and dedication in the 3rd and 4th years. In the first year you have a lot of freedom over the weekends because there aren't many projects yet. However, this changes in the later years and many students find themselves working 16-18 hours a day for a couple of weeks at a time.

Fortunately though, as with most things, with good planning and time management you can succeed at anything.
 

Truvalu

New member
Luckily he is more like his mother in the time management department...

nice interiour!

maybe we speak soon...
 
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