My E30 325i. Slowly getting on it's wheels

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  • StereoInstaller1
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    Gorgeous scenery, man.

    Route 66 has not been a major part of our country's infrastructure since about 1960.

    There are several serious interstate freeways, north/south and east/west. Most look like this:

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  • Larsinnj
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    Some more roadpics..

    Nice nature though.. :roll:








    This is a road where cars, busses, and all vehicles drives on BOTH ways. you can think for yourselves how it is when two cars meet eachother.


    Last edited by Larsinnj; 02-14-2009, 04:12 PM.

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  • Larsinnj
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    Just a little OT-post.

    In Norway, we have the money to buy things. I am a fan of dropped cars, but when I live here, I can't drop my car that much.

    To explain more. In the US, you have for example the Route 66. That is a part of the main infrastructure of your road, right?
    In norway we have similar stuff, only it's called for example E6. Directly translated E stands for Europe Road, and is suppose to be the best roads in europe. What you don't see in the pictures is all the BIG bumps in the road.

    Well.. In some places of Norway, it looks like this.. This is the worst part.




    Around the big cities they are fine, but mostly it looks like this:



    As you can see on this photo. The lorry drivers are not satisfied with this and have said to the government to make the road wider. Then they got somebody to dump some gravel in the edge of the road, and make it hard so you can drive on it.



    So if you think Norway is the greatest country to live in. Think again!

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  • Larsinnj
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    I'll take that as a complement. :)

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  • StereoInstaller1
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    Even the kids in Norway have fucking nice E30s...keep up the good work!

    Luke

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  • Larsinnj
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    Started to dismount the brakes a while ago, and to change two brake-pipes. When I was about to put it all together I noticed that the pipes were about 15 cm shorter than those who was on earlier. They had sendt the pipes for cars with drumbrakes.

    Frustrating..

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  • evil_twin
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    nice!

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  • Larsinnj
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    Finished my rims today. Only powdercoat remaining. Pics are liars! They actually look more shiny for real!



    Wiiii!!

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  • Larsinnj
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    What do you think if I paint the senter of my rims gunmetal?

    Gunmetal=

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  • Larsinnj
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    Started on my checklist for things to do today. I didn't start before late in the day, because of school, so I didn't do anymore than dismount all parts of the breaking-system at the rear, plus two brakepipes.
    Long day at school tomorrow, so I'll probably won't do anything before friday.

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  • Larsinnj
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    The hole is to plug in engineheat. The grill has been cut to pieces to mount the shit, so I have bought a new grill. To avoid color-difference I have bought both sides, and kidneys as well. Since im doing a bit of work on it now, I haven't installed it yet, to prevent damaging it.

    Both the foglamps have cracked glass in it and that an mot-failure so I wil buy new ones. :)

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  • AC Nico
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    for what is the hole in the passengers side grill?

    you also have to adjust your fog lights ;)

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  • shmutzigE30
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    idk if i like the front..kinda looks odd.

    but from another 17 year old to another, keep up th good work :)

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  • GOOBER
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    Nice Frankensmobile ;)

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  • Larsinnj
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    Thanks for the response!

    As soon as I get more money, some new parts is on its way.
    I will also try to finish the sanding on the rims, so I can get them to powdercoat.

    My only problem is that everything in norway is so freaking expencive!!

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