Zero Work WTF?

[E30_Pare]

I can get any brand you want. :)

[Raxe]

I've been as busy as usual. Winter tire season helps.

[bimmer_E30]

I've been as busy as usual. Winter tire season helps.

are you guys hiring??? i would love to work in a bmw dealership??? if so LMK

Edmonton bmw is full at the moment :(

[Edev]

are you guys hiring??? i would love to work in a bmw dealership??? if so LMK

Edmonton bmw is full at the moment :(

HA!

[MR 325]

Business if pretty steady at TNG. When we aren't packed with the everyday work, we've got two customer project cars to work on right now.

[MR 325]

If anyone needs autoglass work done in the SFV/Valencia areas in SoCal you can contact us at 818 974-3673 ask for Frank. Our business is called New Era Auto Glass.

We can do an e30 windshield for 135$ installed

Are you a mobile service?

[E30_Pare]

Are you a mobile service?

Yes we offer a free mobile service.

[der affe]

I restored a chocolate brown/gold '75 Carerra between January and February. I got some good seat time during the process, and that car is nothing short of amazing. They did a great job with that car for the day and age. Considering that it is just a 2.7l lump in the back, it goes nicely.

We have an '84 Carrera 3.2l in now for the clean-up process. It is a rocket. Very nice.

I've seen my fill of beat up ones. We have a northern daily driven '73 911t with a hotted-up carbed 2.4l motor. I think I spent two weeks (off and on) making panels and welding that thing back together. We now have a Katrina car in the shop, a '78 SC. I never knew that salty water could do that much damage to a stationary metal object in a garage..

Needless to say, I would never do that much work to my own car. I'd rather start with a better piece.

Porsches aren't bad as long as you don't get a shit box. when you get deep into one, the parts will kill you though. i built my 914-6 for around 10K about 5 years ago. im was lucky because i found a solid 914 shell, already had a 71 911euro S (190 hp mechanical CIS hi compression motor) for a parts car and could do most of the work myself.

as far as parts i have some turbo calipers (996), 911 rear steel calipers, 911 carrera rear brembo single piston calipers (kind of rare), 996 TT hid light assembly new!!!, 997 hid headlight used with one tiny chip, mechanical CIS airfilter housing, 914 gauges, 911 speedos, tachs some other misc, early 912 flywheel (getting harder to find), correct early carrera 16x7 gold fuchs, and a bunch of misc stuff

[DarkWing6]

Yes we offer a free mobile service.

Do you service Tacoma, WA? :p

[der affe]

as long as you pay the gas!

[StereoInstaller1]

Greg, can you take some shots of the 996 calipers?

If you have a price on them, LMK. I think that is what I want for calipers for the BBK.

[E30_Pare]

Do you service Tacoma, WA? :p

haha. you wish... ;)

[der affe]

yea, but you may have problems finding a rotor wide enough to accommodate them though.
i was going to do the same thing with them. first on my jetta, then on the BMW. had some conversations with lee about sourcing a rotor and wilwood doesn't make one wide enough.

i am probably going to go with his new BBK soon, it seems to be the best bang for the buck.

the 2nd gen dodge viper calipers i have might be better suited to what you want to do. (they are also 4 piston Brembo, similar to the 944 porsche turbo calipers)