I am trying to not make this sound like a for sale ad. But this sub-formum looks better than the classifieds. Medical issues require I sell my Spec E30 car, trailer, and considerable spares. If interested contact me via PM or email to jimlevie3@gmail.com
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The car makes it possible, but the driver makes it happen.
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Sorry to hear this, Jim.
Good luck with the sale.Lorin
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Aw man. So sorry to hear, Jim.paint sucksComment
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Jim, thanks for being such a great E30 resource over the years! Sorry to hear you're selling the racecar. I hope this isn't good bye, but if it is, cheers.
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Bummer about selling the car, but what good is it if you cant enjoy it. Hope the tide turns...
How did you like SE30 racing? Im tempted to turn my car into a Spec E30 carSimon
Current Cars:
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Simon, buy his ... race ready day one!Parts Collector and Former Houndstooth interior junkie.Comment
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Sorry to hear that, Jim-
I was wondering why we hadn't heard much from you lately.
Good luck, and hopes for your speedy recovery.
tnow, sometimes I just mess with people. It's more entertaining that way. george gravesComment
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I didn't want to sell the car, but medical problems forced the issue. Last summer I had a couple of minor seizures that were we able to control with meds and fixing a problem that was causing well below normal hemoglobin. I've not had any since, but anti-seizure meds are a firm no-no as far as renewing my race license (due in Nov). But that became a moot point when I fell off a roof (~15') and did a fair bit of damage to my back. I now sport a 19cm articulated metal appliance that runs from just below my shoulder blades to my hips. I guess I lucked out in that there was no paralysis, but I have had to learn to walk all over again. I can now walk short distances (6-8'), but it will likely be months before I'll have decent mobility.
The car has been sold!The car makes it possible, but the driver makes it happen.
Jim Levie, Huntsville, ALComment
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Best of luck with future Jim, please keep us up to date and if your in need of anything. Your other family R3V.Comment
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Wishing you all the best Jim. Hope that your health will one day reach 100% and you can get behind the wheel of a race car again.
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Good luck, Jim. I had a blast racing with you at Road Atlanta a few years back. I have a vivid memory of you passing me going into 10a!
87 4dr specE30: Bitsy (lurking above), 89 4dr 325i blau, 91 318is brillrot, 90 325ivertbronzitComment
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Jim,
Happy to see that you got the car sold so quickly. You have been a tremendous help to me over the past couple of years answering questions I posed to you. I am wishing you a speedy, and complete, recovery!‘Tis by the grace of God that my cars run!Originally posted by LJ851
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Damn, i wish you a speedy recovery Jim. You've been an absolute rock to this forum.-Brad, AlphaTeam Motorwerks, LLC
91' 318iS - S54/6MT Swapped
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Alpha Team: running through e30s, gringo icebergs, and 19 yr olds.
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