my local pick and pull has a "vintages section" and it's awesome *pics*

[Mr. Burns]

So, the place where I obtain most of my E30 jazz has a "vintages section" which is not accessible to the public, and only the owner/employees.

The recently revamped their website, along with LOTS of pictures of the vintage cars he has stashed/hidden away...

some pretty awesome pieces just sitting there...
have a look

http://europartscars.wix.com/europarts#!quick-look/vstc1=vintages/albumphotos8=0

man...just looking at those pics, and look in teh backgroud so many money parts/wheels/rare stuff...goldmine in there!

[slammin.e28]

Good riddance to those SLs.

Also, pic #50. What that badge is? Alpina e21? Hope not.

[Mr. Burns]

I was wondering the same....

[pacmanE30]

So many to choose from! I felt like a fat kid looking into a candy store...across the nation...dammit!

[Mr. Burns]

place is about 20 minutes from my house.

check out pic #66...slammed Audi 90 Quattro? lower valance looks awesome.

I got to walk aroud it, and I swore I could spend litterally hours just looking...place is HUGE, his inventory is worth milions....to us lol

[Swanny]

Will need to check this put at work. Mobile site is a whole lot of nuthin.

[Brezzi]

Good riddance to those SLs.

Also, pic #50. What that badge is? Alpina e21? Hope not.

Whoa Whoa Whoa what chu got against SLs?



and OP thanks for posting this I need to swing by and poke around.
Edit Just realized its in fucking Canada.... shit

[slammin.e28]

Whoa Whoa Whoa what chu got against SLs?

I really don't like any of them past the Pagotas.

[cactusjacks1]

Good riddance to those SLs.

Also, pic #50. What that badge is? Alpina e21? Hope not.

It's not an Alpina badge - it looks like the "M" stripe followed by the letter S & then a "c". - My best guess is that it says Schnitzer (similar font to the ACS logo) & could be an early version of the ACS euro badge. It is an early (75' - 78'??) euro E12 (no side parking lights) that could be a M535 (alpine was one of the 3 colors) - based on the similarity of the front bumper/valance to OEM. It could also be a "tuner" package. There are some valuable parts on it & could be more if there part of the "tuner package"(front euro fenders, steering wheel, shift knob, dogleg trans, rear euro bumper etc). Certainly worth exploring!! Very nice find!!

Jack

[greg1333]

Good riddance to those SLs.

Also, pic #50. What that badge is? Alpina e21? Hope not.

Pic #50 is not an e21. it has 4doors, more likely its an e12 (5 series) and the badge might be some sort of AC Schnizter badging...

just a thought

[greg1333]

guess i was too slow

[rcsoundn1]

where is this place?

[Brezzi]

I really don't like any of them past the Pagotas.

The Pagotas are fantastic but I love all of them they're just great drivers and stiff as hell for a convertible. One of my car goals is to be dailying one with in a year or two. I've worked on a decent amount of them as well, love the layout of the whole car. For the most part very easy to work on.

[Mr. Burns]

where is this place?

Aylmer Quebec Canada.

[AndrewBird]

check out pic #66...slammed Audi 90 Quattro? lower valance looks awesome.

I'm guessing the reason it is slammed is because there is another car sitting on it's roof. lol

I bet that unknown badge is a dealer badge.