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  Topic: Are E9's supposed to look like this under the hood?
Mars

Replies: 5
Views: 638

PostForum: Cars   Posted: 3-9-10 05:34   Subject: Re: Are E9's supposed to look like this under the hood?
LOL.

No!

Run away.

Dabbing into the E39 pool I see...? I just unloaded an e39 540 myself and the e34 Touring. Before that the e30 IX.... making my way back around again I think.

But no ...
  Topic: What years were the tii fuel injected cars made?
Mars

Replies: 9
Views: 442

PostForum: '02 General Discussion   Posted: 12-9-09 07:33   Subject: Re: What years were the tii fuel injected cars made?
75 had the K-pump fuel injection too if you count the turbos. I consider these turbo tiis. :)
  Topic: Quick question for a new owner.
Mars

Replies: 7
Views: 489

PostForum: '02 General Discussion   Posted: 12-9-09 07:16   Subject: Re: Quick question for a new owner.
Sorry to hear this happened to you.

As previously stated excessive idling is not recommended. Your overheat condition is not normal. There is something not quite right with your cooling system. ...
  Topic: OT: DieCast Model Car Collection
Mars

Replies: 9
Views: 774

PostForum: Cars   Posted: 12-7-09 09:05   Subject: Re: OT: DieCast Model Car Collection
73tiiDavid,

Contact me directly as I don't spend too much time on the forums.

mars_mann AT hotmail DOT com
  Topic: happy birthday to me & 6001 FAQ posts !?!
Mars

Replies: 40
Views: 953

PostForum: '02 General Discussion   Posted: 12-2-09 06:58   Subject: Re: happy birthday to me & 6001 FAQ posts !?!
Happy Belated B-Day Creighton! We need you for at least another 58k miles indeed with all of your knowledge.

besides, without you how would we ever have any pics!??

:)
  Topic: OT: DieCast Model Car Collection
Mars

Replies: 9
Views: 774

PostForum: Cars   Posted: 11-27-09 05:58   Subject: Re: OT: DieCast Model Car Collection
Update:

All the 02s in the last pic (turbo, blue tii, inka and chamonix) are gone/spoken for. Thanks all.

I still have the collection of british, german, french cars on the table which includes ...
  Topic: FREE Lot of old Roundel Magazines & posters
Mars

Replies: 3
Views: 378

PostForum: Parts For Sale   Posted: 11-27-09 05:40   Subject: Re: FREE Lot of old Roundel Magazines & posters
Gone! Thanks guys.
  Topic: FREE Lot of old Roundel Magazines & posters
Mars

Replies: 3
Views: 378

PostForum: Parts For Sale   Posted: 11-26-09 11:42   Subject: FREE Lot of old Roundel Magazines & posters
Roundel issues from 1980, 1982, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1991, 1999 and up

Also a few vintage Zippo Grand Prix posters from Watkins Glen, Scott Sturdy prints, Vintage at the Vineyard posters

Too ...
  Topic: OT: DieCast Model Car Collection
Mars

Replies: 9
Views: 774

PostForum: Cars   Posted: 11-26-09 11:37   Subject: OT: DieCast Model Car Collection
sold. thanks. pls remove post.
  Topic: Cutting springs - Talk me off the ledge!
Mars

Replies: 28
Views: 797

PostForum: '02 General Discussion   Posted: 11-25-09 04:59   Subject: Re: Cutting springs - Talk me off the ledge!
ncbird and I are on similar pages. The bit above regarding 'tangenital' springs is a valid concern but even then you can cut a spring and 'flatten' the bottom end so it will sit nicely in the mount t ...
  Topic: Cutting springs - Talk me off the ledge!
Mars

Replies: 28
Views: 797

PostForum: '02 General Discussion   Posted: 11-24-09 08:29   Subject: Re: Cutting springs - Talk me off the ledge!
To achieve 1.25" - 1.5" drop you should cut 1 1/4 coil in the front and 1 coil in the rear.

Make sure your springs are not 'tired' or weak. Ensure your shocks are in good working order. When cu ...
  Topic: OT: 92 E34 Touring 5 Spd
Mars

Replies: 5
Views: 681

PostForum: Cars   Posted: 11-23-09 07:03   Subject: Re: OT: 92 E34 Touring 5 Spd
bipmer,

Appreciate the offer - but looking for something wife and I can share and is ready to go. However, I'm curious to what you may have. I may be persuaded to take on a project for Spring.
...
  Topic: OT: 92 E34 Touring 5 Spd
Mars

Replies: 5
Views: 681

PostForum: Cars   Posted: 11-22-09 06:53   Subject: Re: OT: 92 E34 Touring 5 Spd
Duh.

Forgot the basic details.

It is a 525i. I wish it was a 535i :) M50 motor. 240k on the clock. Yep. 240k and runs like 50k. No joke.

If you're still interested email me for additio ...
  Topic: OT: 92 E34 Touring 5 Spd
Mars

Replies: 5
Views: 681

PostForum: Cars   Posted: 11-22-09 05:01   Subject: OT: 92 E34 Touring 5 Spd
FS or possible trades - wife needs solid automatic

Rare E34 Touring Wagon in even rarer Black on Black with Manual Trans. First year US introduction, pre Vanos model (a plus).

Specs:

5 speed ...
  Topic: Early Pre 68 parts FS
Mars

Replies: 1
Views: 267

PostForum: Parts For Sale   Posted: 7-27-09 06:38   Subject: Re: Early Pre 68 parts FS
All parts sold!

Thanks FAQ!
  Topic: Who said I can't polish my shoes!
Mars

Replies: 10
Views: 720

PostForum: '02 General Discussion   Posted: 7-26-09 04:28   Subject: Re: Who said I can't polish my shoes!
Lookin' good Armond. Your stuff is always 'nice' ! What are these wheels going on?
  Topic: Early Pre 68 parts FS
Mars

Replies: 1
Views: 267

PostForum: Parts For Sale   Posted: 7-26-09 04:10   Subject: Early Pre 68 parts FS
Selling off a few parts I no longer need. Been out of the game for a bit so I'm not sure what going prices are for some of these items but if I'm out of line send me a reasonable offer. Many people ...
  Topic: 68 M2 F/S by Bay Area Dealer
Mars

Replies: 10
Views: 438

PostForum: '02 General Discussion   Posted: 7-23-09 04:42   Subject: Re: 68 M2 F/S by Bay Area Dealer
SECSEE!

Great car. Good color, clean interior, tasteful mods, excellent. I'd trade my real M3 for that anytime :)

Looks like Koke's car in Polaris. Kick AZZ.
  Topic: its sooo heavy
Mars

Replies: 12
Views: 620

PostForum: '02 General Discussion   Posted: 7-23-09 04:40   Subject: Re: its sooo heavy
well, remember there is no power steering for starters so it will be tougher than a modern car.

- Do you have a smaller wheel?
- Do you have wider tires?
- Is there any fluid in your steering rac ...
  Topic: Thoughts on this '72 engine
Mars

Replies: 7
Views: 498

PostForum: '02 General Discussion   Posted: 7-22-09 10:57   Subject: Re: Thoughts on this '72 engine
the head will actually be stamped. just look under the air filter assembly and you will see what kind of head it is.

If you want to know if the motor is original look for the matching VIN where th ...
  Topic: I admit to being jealous of a "barnfind" ( picture
Mars

Replies: 4
Views: 463

PostForum: '02 General Discussion   Posted: 7-22-09 10:45   Subject: Re: I admit to being jealous of a "barnfind"
pics please :)

early or late 67s in true stock condition with low miles are virtually impossible to find.

I guess there are still some out there waiting to be found.
  Topic: Blunt Tech Industries! Thanks~
Mars

Replies: 12
Views: 657

PostForum: '02 General Discussion   Posted: 6-18-09 05:55   Subject: Re: Blunt Tech Industries! Thanks~
Incredibly professional - love working with this guy.

LOL. Steve is anything but professional when you really get to know him...

Just kidding. He's a good egg and goes above and beyond to take ...
  Topic: 1972 BMW 2002 Tii - Rockland County, New York
Mars

Replies: 15
Views: 1457

PostForum: Cars   Posted: 6-9-09 09:45   Subject: Re: 1972 BMW 2002 Tii - Rockland County, New York
sure looks like a Tii to me :)

no snorkel in nose, Kugel fuel injection system, etc. etc.

unless the body was swapped. VIN reveals all. Nice car still. Not the 'best' Tii out there by any mea ...
  Topic: E20 Steering Wheel in an '02
Mars

Replies: 4
Views: 507

PostForum: '02 General Discussion   Posted: 6-8-09 06:48   Subject: Re: E20 Steering Wheel in an '02
As stated, splines are totally different. It can not bolt on. However, it has been done. With some work you can fit an E30 wheel in these cars.

We were just talking about Lawrence Charlemagne's ...
  Topic: Congratulations Mr. Charlemagne!!
Mars

Replies: 17
Views: 691

PostForum: '02 General Discussion   Posted: 6-8-09 06:44   Subject: Re: Congratulations Mr. Charlemagne!!
That car is impeccable and he drives it all over for shows and events.

For those of you who don't know Charlemagne painted this car himself. The color is a tribute to his carribean heritage and th ...
  Topic: 1972 BMW 2002 Tii - Rockland County, New York
Mars

Replies: 15
Views: 1457

PostForum: Cars   Posted: 6-8-09 06:27   Subject: Re: 1972 BMW 2002 Tii - Rockland County, New York
mmm.

72Tii Fjord - that's my bag.

Did the seller disclose a price on this?
  Topic: Nude pics of VattheV!!
Mars

Replies: 7
Views: 473

PostForum: '02 General Discussion   Posted: 5-29-09 04:18   Subject: Re: Nude pics of VattheV!!
This one's a Roundel cover shot

http://i257.photobucket.com/albums/hh225/rysejones/Vintage%20at%20the%20Vineyards09/VinattheVin09_0591.jpg

Great pics. Good eye for camera work there bud.
  Topic: Start of V@V Biltmore Drive
Mars

Replies: 2
Views: 307

PostForum: '02 General Discussion   Posted: 5-29-09 04:12   Subject: Re: Start of V@V Biltmore Drive
Thanks Mike!

Pics are cool but the vids are great. Good to see all the 02 and folks in action. How's the Glas runnin' for ya?
  Topic: Just bought my first '02!!!
Mars

Replies: 11
Views: 693

PostForum: '02 General Discussion   Posted: 5-24-09 06:42   Subject: Re: Just bought my first '02!!!
smart choice. nice car, great color (yes, it looks like a Jade repaint), and decent work done to it.

76's are probably the best 02s to start with as they are pretty solid and have all the old grem ...
  Topic: import carlisle.. a few photos from Hemmings..
Mars

Replies: 1
Views: 449

PostForum: Cars   Posted: 5-24-09 04:47   Subject: Re: import carlisle.. a few photos from Hemmings..
I missed it this year. Used to be even better when John Weese used to organize the 02 fests there.

I dig that Opel wagon. Every year a pristine red Opel wagon usually shows up too.
 
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