Plot thickens further. The car may not be legally in the country, the "owner" was an officer in a video game company, Gizmondo that went under owing millions and he may have been arrested & sent to prison in Sweden in the early 90's for counterfiting.
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The freaking hose is over 80.00 Holy Sh*t!!!
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They should put the wreck in a 'Pick Your Part' salvage yard :D I'd love to see a Enzo next to a faded Volvo 240San Diego BMW repair -> Jake @ www.littlecarshop.com Great guy :up:Comment
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Even more good news: http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la...,3986184.storyThe BMW 318 is back. With a vengeance.Comment
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Where'd the ebay listing go?!?!Comment
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Maybe the owners buyin it. Trying to get started collectiong parts to put it back together. The car can be rebuilt but Ferrari will have to mold all new carbon fiber for him custom they didnt make any extra bodies, or panels. Might be easier and cheaper to just buy another one.Originally posted by parkerbinkSummer '85 E24 635csi Winter '88 E30 325iX, I lose 25% of my hp before I even turn the key.
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wow... way to update the story... can't wait until this time next year to finish the thing off.PNW Crew
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amazing story, can't wait 2 hear the ending. Still can't believe that happened and all.Comment
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Definitely read the wired magazine article - it's amazing and only a matter of time until its made into a movie.tasty
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