84 318i - restomod

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  • Jordan
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    Originally posted by Zorin
    there is not many clean e30s left in ontario so this will need to do :)
    it is 84 so no more emission tests :)
    the car with patchwork will be as good as new and it is not going for sale :)
    the whole project is meant to be fun.
    I agree with the likelyhood of all of that, the bolded of course is quite impossible.

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  • Zorin
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    Originally posted by Jordan
    I would have started with a good clean car... patchwork sheet metal FTL. I can't speak for others but if I were car shopping and happened across yours for sale, no matter how badass it may end up being in other departments, I'd walk as soon as I saw the patchwork.
    there is not many clean e30s left in ontario so this will need to do :)
    it is 84 so no more emission tests :)
    the car with patchwork will be as good as new and it is not going for sale :)
    the whole project is meant to be fun.

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  • Jordan
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    I would have started with a good clean car... patchwork sheet metal FTL. I can't speak for others but if I were car shopping and happened across yours for sale, no matter how badass it may end up being in other departments, I'd walk as soon as I saw the patchwork.

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  • Zorin
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    Originally posted by Farbin Kaiber
    What must the sides of that car look like with you rolling it on it's side on the concrete floors? I sure hope your dog does not bump one of those 2x4's when your working on it and roll an e30 over on you. You have a welder, build a rotisserie, and be safe.
    car sits on two 6 x 6 blocks and body is not touching anything - only structural parts are resting on the blocks. 2 x 4 are not supports but only act counterbalance. there is no way that the car can roll over - it is not the first time I did it with a car.

    p.s. i don't have a dog :)

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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    What must the sides of that car look like with you rolling it on it's side on the concrete floors? I sure hope your dog does not bump one of those 2x4's when your working on it and roll an e30 over on you. You have a welder, build a rotisserie, and be safe.

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  • Zorin
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    progress :)

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  • Zorin
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    fenders flares and skirts will need minimal work - I test fitted them before and only rear will need some trimming - not much.

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  • psloan
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    m10 turbo ftw

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  • rede30
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    i would love to know more about your plans for modifying the ix flares.

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  • Zorin
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    auto is going :-)

    the car is not meant to be a power monster but more of a summer driver.

    the car is very light and it is resting on wooden blocks supporting the strongest points of the car.
    Last edited by Zorin; 12-09-2007, 06:53 AM.

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  • mikeedler
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    make sure you keep the auto trans though. j/k
    looks like a big project.
    arent you afraid of damaging the side of the car rolling it on its side like that?

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  • Zorin
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    Originally posted by Farbin Kaiber
    people from Canada.... sheesh.
    :D

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  • vivalegreg
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    Originally posted by Zorin
    what's wrong with m10 if with turbo ?

    absolutely nothing! id either do m10 turbo, or m/s50, s52

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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    people from Canada.... sheesh.

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  • Zorin
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    Originally posted by mudflaps
    i admire your effort, but please dont put an m10 back in that car.
    what's wrong with m10 if with turbo ?

    Last edited by Zorin; 12-07-2007, 06:40 AM.

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