Originally posted by Earendil
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Gahhhh damn that looks like Sooo much fun!-Brad, AlphaTeam Motorwerks, LLC
91' 318iS - S54/6MT Swapped
08' E90 M3 6MT - Daily
04' Chevy Duramax CCLB - Work Truck/Hauler
Originally posted by IronJoe
Alpha Team: running through e30s, gringo icebergs, and 19 yr olds.
Originally posted by 2mAn
Brads a standup guy even though he likes buttsex -
+1!Originally posted by spiDmang View Post
and I have driven my bimmer in the snow just a little. I have driven a lot in the snow in 4wd, awd, and fwd cars though. I am from the east so it gets real icy over there and I am used to that. I made it home from 2+ hours away when I bought my coupe in a snow storm. I am willing to take on a challenging drive, I just want to make sure I am not doomed from the start.
Also, good point about people driving rwd cars in the snow for decades before fwd. I don't mean to be soft about it, I just don't want to be pulling my hair out every weekend. I go snowboarding a lot. I don't have a car and I've still been up 7 times already.. lol
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on another note...
Has anyone brought an e30 in from Canada? I have found some potential dd's up there. I know I would have to swap the clusters, but what about the title. Can I just register it in the US with a Canadian title? Do I have to apply for a US title?Comment
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Took my 318i to Stevens today. Winter tires did the job, and I also had chains in the trunk just in case.
When we returned to the car in the parking lot after a day of shreddin':
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I have seen your car in the parking lot! Good to se r3v out here!Originally posted by Silvertip View PostTook my 318i to Stevens today. Winter tires did the job, and I also had chains in the trunk just in case.
When we returned to the car in the parking lot after a day of shreddin':
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Awessome! What do you drive? I've seen a gray late model 325is there.Alpinewhite 318iComment
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