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07-08-2008, 05:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Hero,Jul 8 2008, 01:27 PM
My shameless plug 
My old e36 and my friends original, 1988 e30 m3.
My old e36 and my friends original, 1988 e30 m3.
07-08-2008, 05:47 PM
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I had an old E36, that was in immaculate condition 
I really miss that car!
The only reason I don't have it anymore is because one day I was putting on blow off valves on my friends 300Z. If anyone here has done that on that car before, they know that it is a TRUE PITA.
So, I came up with the brilliant idea of having HIM go pick up beer in my car while I continue to work on it.
He crashed it before the end of the block
Bastard.
The only mechanical issue I had with that car was the sunroof stopped working. Other than that, I had this problem of girls constantly checking me out too
Go for it, they are great cars for the value
I really miss that car! The only reason I don't have it anymore is because one day I was putting on blow off valves on my friends 300Z. If anyone here has done that on that car before, they know that it is a TRUE PITA.
So, I came up with the brilliant idea of having HIM go pick up beer in my car while I continue to work on it.
He crashed it before the end of the block
Bastard.The only mechanical issue I had with that car was the sunroof stopped working. Other than that, I had this problem of girls constantly checking me out too
Go for it, they are great cars for the value
07-08-2008, 09:33 PM
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I'm on bimmerfest.com and e46fanatics.com
I was gonna get the E36 M3 but many were high mileage so found a good E46 for me.
I drove my friend's E36 M3 awhile back and enjoyed every minute of it even though I drove it for like a stretch of road and that was about it.
I was gonna get the E36 M3 but many were high mileage so found a good E46 for me.
I drove my friend's E36 M3 awhile back and enjoyed every minute of it even though I drove it for like a stretch of road and that was about it.
07-08-2008, 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Mr. Eryozgatliyan,Jul 8 2008, 05:47 PM
I had an old E36, that was in immaculate condition I really miss that car!
The only reason I don't have it anymore is because one day I was putting on blow off valves on my friends 300Z. If anyone here has done that on that car before, they know that it is a TRUE PITA.
So, I came up with the brilliant idea of having HIM go pick up beer in my car while I continue to work on it.
He crashed it before the end of the block Bastard.
The only mechanical issue I had with that car was the sunroof stopped working. Other than that, I had this problem of girls constantly checking me out too
Go for it, they are great cars for the value
I really miss that car! The only reason I don't have it anymore is because one day I was putting on blow off valves on my friends 300Z. If anyone here has done that on that car before, they know that it is a TRUE PITA.
So, I came up with the brilliant idea of having HIM go pick up beer in my car while I continue to work on it.
He crashed it before the end of the block
Bastard.The only mechanical issue I had with that car was the sunroof stopped working. Other than that, I had this problem of girls constantly checking me out too
Go for it, they are great cars for the value 
how was the mpg wise, alex?
07-09-2008, 07:41 AM
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Originally Posted by iam7head,Jul 8 2008, 10:33 PM
forget about the e36 and 46, look at the clean arse e30!
That car is the reason why i ended up with an s2000. After driving that car, i realized how much fun light weight cars are to drive. Before that it was all about getting the biggest numbers....now i could car less as long as the car is nimble.
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