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You know, I recently rode in an E30 as a passenger (pretty rare occurrence, was a stock B25 coupe with H&R race and bilstein sports) and it was a really fun car to ride in. Not really the quickest thing, but even just dawdling around town it was enjoyable. Hard to explain I guess.paint sucks
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Originally posted by Wh33lhop View PostYou know, I recently rode in an E30 as a passenger (pretty rare occurrence, was a stock B25 coupe with H&R race and bilstein sports) and it was a really fun car to ride in. Not really the quickest thing, but even just dawdling around town it was enjoyable. Hard to explain I guess.
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When I was 7, I caught my first commercial for the then new 325is...it was a shot of one being driven in a desert and ends with rear coming around facing the camera...I was hooked. It was in several movies as the quintessential yuppie car, so I knew there was always something to it. As I grew up, I hung out a lot with my rich relatives who then had a new 325ix. It was such a different car compared to my parents then Acura Legend. It stayed in the back of my mind.
In 1992, the e36 came out, my dad bought one after the nutty test drive we had. I became an addict to BMWs ever since. Later on my brother bought an e30 in the mid nineties and I was impressed how not far off it was from my dad's e36 which I worshipped. Buying my e30 a few years ago on my own and then my 135i last year were simply some of the proudest moments of my life. I still cherish the childhood memories and these 2 cars are the embodiment.- Frank
'87 325ic M-Tech 1 For Sale!
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Originally posted by e30pwr View PostBeing a 16 year old driver and having a corolla wasnt that much fun.
But I love this car with a retardedly unreasonable fervor, so the project will not stop.
Body roll+perspective=the poor man's drop
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I saw a BMW in the Coldplay music video for 'The Scientist' when I was around 16 and fell in love with the style. I think it was an e28 but I obviously didn't know that then. I then found the e30 to be the perfect execution of that style and bought one on a whim while on a 2 week road trip to California when I was 18.Originally posted by LJ851I programmed my oven to turn off when my pizza was done, should i start a build thread?
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I wanted a smooth and powerful engine, and when I read that BMW was the only consistent producer of an inline 6 meeting those requirements, I started looking. I found a picture of an E30 and just wanted it.
Ironic that I own the 4 banger version instead.Originally posted by george gravesIf people keep quoting me in their sig, I'm going to burn this motherfucker down.
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Having grown up reading the praises from C-D in the 80 of the 3 series and 5ers. I wanted one, Drove my friend's 325iS that he got while in college as a present yes spoiled it was new. Said I must have one. Took a few years but a bunch of other marques liked some hated others.
Bought an e36 325i hated it, went back to an early chassis and loved the ease of simplicity.
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since I was a little kid, think back to the 90's, I was intreguied by my aunt and uncles diamond schwarz 318i when they were living in san mateo in the 90's.
i loved riding in that car, the way it sounded, and how it looked.
then, i got my license. then made a really low offer, and bam!
1991 BMW 318i (Old Shell RIP, Now Being Re-shelled & Reborn)
1983 Peugeot 505 STI
1992 Volvo 240 Wagon
2009 Toyota 4Runner SR5 Sport 4WD
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