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"Hard Work Pays Off"
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Hey socale30 lifestyle in LA, jump in on this thread and disguss the e30 caravan and other things to and for bimmerfest!!
Fast life fuck slow..Low life for life
Let the mix flow..Let the night flow
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Just to be clear, what Hondas do we hate again? :nice: I woke up with a strange desire for a clean black DA hatch not unlike this one O_o
Bronzit 4-door Swap Drifting somewhere
Cammed B25 Swap Daily Driver
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Snap out of it. Whats wrong with you nick. Come back to the darkside my son.
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garage queen 91 bmw 325is / 1972 Chevy El Camino 355 sbc 450hpComment
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anyone have a Schwartz hood for sale in SoCal? LA area preferred. PM me por favor:)-Paolo
1986 325e RIP.
1989 525i
1986 635CSI
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Bronzit 4-door Swap Drifting somewhere
Cammed B25 Swap Daily Driver
Updated 10/1
Originally posted by StereoInstaller1Comment
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-Kalim
British Racing Green, IE Springs/Bilsteins, IE exhaust, IE SSK,
Momo shift knob, Miller MAF conversion, K&N intake,
Blackworks Aluminum Radiator, 5MT swapped,
Ellipsoids w/DDM HIDs, OEM Recaro Sports, Momo Mod07 Wheel,
Drilled+Slotted Rotors, Alpine HU/Amp/speakers, 12" enclosed sub
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so who picked up that 89 325is on Cl for dirt cheap hua hua? Joey ?
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BREAKING NEWS: Billions of dead fish invade Redondo's King Harbor
By Melissa Evans and Larry Altman
Staff Writers
Billions of sardines floated to the surface at Redondo Beach's King Harbor this morning. Early thought is that the large numbers of fish just depleted all the oxygen in the water. (Brad Graverson/Staff Photographer)
Billions of sardines floated to the surface at Redondo Beach's King Harbor this morning. Early thought is that the large numbers of fish just depleted all the oxygen in the water. (Brad Graverson/Staff Photographer)
Mayor Gin cautiously optimistic in Redondo Beach State of the City speech
Billions of dead sardines are blanketing the sea bottom and floating on the surface of the water this morning at King Harbor Marina in Redondo Beach, and officials are trying to figure out what happened.
Fire, police and public works officials are on the scene, at this point working to remove the fish - first thought to be anchovies - as quickly as possible.
"We need to get rid of them," said Sgt. Phil Keenan of the Redondo Beach Police Department. "This is going to create a terrible pollution and public health issue if we don't."
The cause is so far a mystery, but the fish may have died due to lack of oxygen, Keenan said. They are clustered around the north side of the harbor, the majority in Basins 1 and 2.
Peter Wallerstein of Marine Animal Rescue said his best guess is that perhaps the high winds last night forced the fish into a small area, where they ran out of oxygen.
"I'm sure we'll see an increase of sea lions and seals in the Redondo Harbor," he said.
Officials have tested the water and the dead sardines to ensure they weren't poisoned - which could affect other species feeding on them.
Officials said they weren't aware of any red tides, an algae bloom that sucks oxygen out of the water, or other issues that could have caused such a massive killing.
"Yesterday everything looked absolutely normal," said Walter Waite, who lives aboard his boat at the harbor. "This morning when I got up,
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there were millions and millions of them floating everywhere."
He said he was at first struck by the fact the birds weren't feeding; apparently, they already gorged.
Chuck Sarracino, who has lived in the marina for five years, said he noticed that the pelicans were diving to the water all night.
The weather is expected to be warm today, adding to the urgency to remove the fish, officials said. About 6-inches in length, the fish are scattered along Marina Way, already creating a potent stench.
"By this afternoon, it's going to be horrific," Keenan said.
Marine experts with the California Department of Fish and Game were on the scene, working with local officials.
Workers were using skimmers and nets to clean the harbor, and wheelbarrows to cart them out. It is unclear how the fish, typically used as bait for fisherman in the harbor, will be disposed.
Onlookers were stunned by the spectacle.
"It's just incredible," said Gene Wilson, who was vacationing in Redondo Beach from Kansas City. "We've never seen anything like this. I don't know how they're going to remove their carcasses."
melissa.evans@dailybreeze.com
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Last edited by mkcman17; 03-08-2011, 11:49 AM.1989 325is / 2.7, 274 cam, e30 M3 5-lug
1989 LN106 Hilux / 3.0TD SFA
1974 2002tii / stock
2002 IS300 / 5spd LSDComment
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ive seen the 02 touring
but never the e36 baurComment
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I swear, the design team must have been huffing some good shit when they released that thing.1989 325is / 2.7, 274 cam, e30 M3 5-lug
1989 LN106 Hilux / 3.0TD SFA
1974 2002tii / stock
2002 IS300 / 5spd LSDComment
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