been lurking for quite a while, finally signed up for the site. unfortunately, i see literally no e30s around where i live. any of you guys in the Peoria/Bloomington area?
central illinois r3vers?
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Nice, finally a local! know of any e30's around here? i've caught a glimpse of one, once... they're like a fabled creature in this neck of the woods haha.If you were arrested for being a good mechanic, would there be enough evidence to convict you?
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I only know of two that i see on a regular basis. There is a nice late model red one that is always parked outside the gold gym on college street. The other one is black, bumperless and considerably less nice. Looks like they almost melted the metal where the bumpers used to be to try and get a smooth flat looking face....dunno what they really did but it still makes me sad.
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I think I have have seen that blue vert just the other day... But yeah, I don't think I've ever seen an E30-46 in a junkyard, ever. Which will make for some slim pickings when I finally plunk down on an E30 haha... Thankfully they're a bit more plentiful in central MO where I'm going to college.
I mostly made this thread because one of my neighbors has a 318 that I've only seen outside a few times... I was hoping to draw him out and see if he's a r3ver haha.If you were arrested for being a good mechanic, would there be enough evidence to convict you?
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I'd love to get you guys on the Midwest E30 Owner's Gruppe page on Facebook :)‘Tis by the grace of God that my cars run!Originally posted by LJ851kingston is the play by play announcer for this thread.
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haha well since I'm not an owner, I'd feel like a bit of an interloper... it'd be cool to see some cars that are a bit more local than the normal PA, FL and CA builds though!If you were arrested for being a good mechanic, would there be enough evidence to convict you?
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All are welcome, man. Search us out on FB, send a request to join, and I'll get you in there :)
Oh, and buy an E30! LOL‘Tis by the grace of God that my cars run!Originally posted by LJ851kingston is the play by play announcer for this thread.
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have to agree with Jimo here... can't wait to get out haha.
okay, I'll defintiely sign up! and believe me, it's on the agenda... cruising around in a V6 5 speed mustang right now
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People are friendlier in the mid-west, so a lot less assholes to deal with. Stores where 5 mins away and still lived in a neighborhood with privacy. Unlike living in the country. You have your privacy but closest store is 20 mins away. The flatness was great for gas mileage. Downsides are miles of corn and beans then come harvest time, allergies went haywire!
I do love it back here in the tristate, but its just at times like I said that the mid west is missed.
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