Sorry for being so lazy guys. I finally uploaded the pics onto photobucket into 1 giant album. There is about 386 pictures. These pics are unedited and so there may be a few blurry ones but deal with it.
Enjoy! :)
Enjoy! :)
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Nice pics! Thanks for sharing.Aaron
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Great pictures man, looks like you had a hell of a time. You still over there?
The new museum looks pimp ass, I am loving that motor lineup (M88/3 FTW.)
The color on the below E21, I need that color in my life right now...
Moar picks pronto.- Trey
E90 325i/6 (ZSP, ZPP, ZCW)
E36 325i sedan
E30 325i sedan
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Thanks for the pictures!!Comment
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That clay model is neat! Thanks for posting the pictures.
1992 BMW 325iC
1978 Chevrolet Monte Carlo1965 Chevrolet Corvair Monza 140hpComment
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find any good scrap yards?88 325ic ~~~> Rusty and ugly
85 E ~~~> RIPComment
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awesome pics dude, look the engine shots
i want those wheels u mentioned! and those wipers are brilliant
needs more e30s though thats for sure.Tbolt Division
All I'm saying dude is that bird law in this country...it's not governed by reason.Comment
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Holy crap awesome post! I'd love to go there some day. That clay E30 kicked ass.
SC*AR (Schwarz Army)
No longer stock ride height, rolling as low as a daily driver in New England should without worrying about breaking an oil pan. :up:Comment
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dude i love the clay model! the first e30 ever. I think that is sick. where exactly is that anyway?
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Great photos, thanks for sharing.
Fyi, the Sauber-BMW engine is a V10 not a V12.-MikeComment
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also i forgot to add that i saw a 318ti. not just an e36 318ti but an e46 318ti! I had no idea they even existed. I did some research and found out that the e46 318ti was only in europe and wasn't imported to the US. it has very ugly front lights for some reason. this pic is from wikipedia because I was going to take a pic of the car on the street but the lady who owned it thought we were messing with her car so we left.
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yes that clay model was very cool!!! I wonder when manufacturers started using clay models? Anyone know?
Also, those rims sure do look like Alpina's with a different finish/centercap. They also have 20 spokes which usually is a tell-tale sign, most replicas have 19. Did OZ make rims for BMW directly back then?
Thanks for all the great pics!Comment
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