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Looks familiar...

Just another one...

This is from Tron's meet and greet at Golden Gardens. Also went to see Hayekutaki there in the '70s.

Check out this 320is.../// 10http://www.bmwmregistry.com/model_faq.php?id=10

Have you driven one? I don't recommend looking at it as you might buy it.

They do require an expense account of their own though. Especially at that mileage ime.

Damn sexy BMW though.

They're in my garage. The 320is was bought for parts. It turned out to be a wonderful car that I daily drove for two years. I had half a mind to fix it when the release bearing went out. Then I realized it needed exhaust and then I remembered that I bought it or parts. It was trally rusted as well although it was extremely straight.

Kept parts and sold parts and then a proud Marysville citizen decided it was bringing down property values in the hood and reported me for having a car in my yard (that was in my driveway).

Pick n pull gave me $200.

Not much was left except the motor. Brakes were fairly new but rotors were not vented. Maybe some glass.

I had to send my '81 320is to the Arlington picknpull. It's cis but it ran really well and eveything was there.

Pretty sure this is in that grid as well.

I've been to historic races since but I think the tanking of the economy has hit here as well. These were the hay days.

I think the Porsche and the 02 are in there.

Love it! Tips on being a DD? Have a back-up car. 8-)

For a 3.5 mile commute a skateboard in the trunk should suffice.

Did you post a vin number?

Just feel like posting photos that celebrate the incoming rain.

Still pretty sunny.

Just posting a random photo or two.

Well at least you still have the balls to turn a hose on yours. (I'm assuming by washing you mean with a garden hose.)

And to be honest today was the most beautiful day we've had in a while imho.

Here's mine. http://www.myscenicdrives.com/drives/washington/mosquito-lake-road

I haven't driven it in my '02 yet but from the driver's seat of my 528it this road is pretty special. Approximately half way through there is a crossing of the Middle Fork Nooksak River. Just west of that is 180 degree corner that is sublime westbound.

Please post up your favorite NW roads.

http://www.scion.com/cars/FR-S/

They come with old plastic Big Wheel tires so you can drift them.

Do you drill a hole in the bigger diameter segment or the smaller diameter portion of the bumper shock absorber? I have a 1974 version.