Post pictures of your most recent purchase

[jdirty]

Right on! I'm waiting on my set as well, next week I hope!.

I can't wait for mine. My rears need stiffer springs. my sidewalls are blank. lol

Are these coils like BC, Megans, ....? or better, havent heard too much on these.

The fronts still need to be welded and the rears are pretty much the same, separate shock and spring they do have 5 year warranty. I spoke to Jaze (Jesus Christ) on Stanceworks. Hit him up.

[ak-]

Are these coils like BC, Megans, ....? or better, havent heard too much on these.

youtube them

[EREKSHUN]

if you ever need a clean trunk i got this one from FCB_M3's part out very clean but never used it. i have grown to like the sedan with out the lip on the trunk better.

http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=227556

[sweet6e30]

ALL SMILES HERE!!!!

[GunMetalGrey]

ALL SMILEY'S HERE!!!!

Fixed

[knuklehead92]

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what brand is that? and where did you get it from i like!

[Turf1600]

1940's Certina wristwatch:

[IrocE30]

E36M3 Already got a new Bumper and Header panel ordered and some staggered contours on the way. :p
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[hfabricius]

"BWS Coils Pic"

No E30 specific photos so i just grabbed one from their site. lol

Right on! I'm waiting on my set as well, next week I hope!.

Around how much did the broadway coilovers run for you guys? Been leaning toward bags for my e30 but I may get some if I get another e30 project.

[TwoJ's]

That's a great looking Swiss time piece. I'd heard of Certina before seeing your post but knew basically nothing about them. You inspired me to take a few minutes to research the company. Looks like they've made quality stuff for a long ass time.

Is your piece fully functional? And how'd you get a hold of it (ebay, craigslist, local store, etc.)? Do you have a link to more info about that specific watch? Being an ME, quality old watches have always fascinated me. It really boggles the mind how they were able to make mechanical systems on such a small scale and with such precision over 100 years ago.

The Swiss are known for their precision capabilities -- not just for watches either. My company bought a large "machine shop" in Switzerland because we were ramping up production on a series of assemblies that contain some small parts that require extremely high precision. Not that companies stateside aren't capable, but this specific operation already had a great reputation for their quality and efficiency. I wouldn't mind taking a trip over there to take a look at their facility.

1940's Certina wristwatch:

[Turf1600]

That's a great looking Swiss time piece. I'd heard of Certina before seeing your post but knew basically nothing about them. You inspired me to take a few minutes to research the company. Looks like they've made quality stuff for a long ass time.

Is your piece fully functional? And how'd you get a hold of it (ebay, craigslist, local store, etc.)? Do you have a link to more info about that specific watch? Being an ME, quality old watches have always fascinated me. It really boggles the mind how they were able to make mechanical systems on such a small scale and with such precision over 100 years ago.

The Swiss are known for their precision capabilities -- not just for watches either. My company bought a large "machine shop" in Switzerland because we were ramping up production on a series of assemblies that contain some small parts that require extremely high precision. Not that companies stateside aren't capable, but this specific operation already had a great reputation for their quality and efficiency. I wouldn't mind taking a trip over there to take a look at their facility.

Picked it up on ebay. I saw it and absolutely had to have it. Here's the link: http://www.ebay.com/itm/221189717961...84.m1423.l2649

As with anything else on ebay condition is a gamble. After VERY closely inspecting the photos and comparing them with other KF320 movements I feel pretty good about it. I also exchanged about 30 emails with the seller - south america has a spotty reputation as far as ebay is concerned.

I also have a 1920's "Grana" - certina's former name. Here it is:



And here's an album with some of my other vintage watches - if you're interested:

http://imgur.com/a/Cj2yi

[TwoJ's]

Picked it up on ebay. I saw it and absolutely had to have it. Here's the link: http://www.ebay.com/itm/221189717961...84.m1423.l2649

As with anything else on ebay condition is a gamble. After VERY closely inspecting the photos and comparing them with other KF320 movements I feel pretty good about it. I also exchanged about 30 emails with the seller - south america has a spotty reputation as far as ebay is concerned.

I also have a 1920's "Grana" - certina's former name. Here it is:



And here's an album with some of my other vintage watches - if you're interested:

http://imgur.com/a/Cj2yi

You've got great taste in watches -- or at least your taste aligns with mine. I'd love to have basically all of the watches in that album. Specifically this one:




That Grana is really cool too. From what I understand, a mens watch from that era is pretty rare.


And damnit man, now you've got me looking at watches to buy. There are too many things I want right now.

[kingston]

Recaro LSs for the new DD. Coming from AC Nico in Gemany. Can't wait until they arrive!!

[Jean]

They look awesome! Very nice!

[DREWHALL]

Latest piece. Need to buy some car parts instead. :hitler: