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  • chop_suey
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    Originally posted by wadbus
    Ps I have some interior parts and pieces for sale come see, need to move them, they will be cheap. From an 1988 vert
    what all do you have? -Id like to get a set of black door pulls and pockets, if you have them how much?

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  • chop_suey
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    whens the next cars&coffee in the greenville area?

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  • wadbus
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    Ps I have some interior parts and pieces for sale come see, need to move them, they will be cheap. From an 1988 vert

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  • wadbus
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    What up! Would love some input on my e30 track car. shoot me a message if you want to hang out. its not street legal so I cannot drive it to cruze ins

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  • mattdk318i
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    Cars and Coffee Charlotte is saturday morning. Ill prob be in the m5 but ill be there

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  • jekaio
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    Im at Ultimate Autowerks now, worked at the dealer for 7 years. Last time i talked to you i was at the dealer.

    And the kid that Zac^ is talking about, his name is James, and his turbo e30 is a blue coupe. I think he is still trying to get the tuning figured out.

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  • PutterMcGavin
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    Originally posted by Zacm829
    PM Skywayscraper

    He is in Charleston with a turbo m20 e30. I'm sure he would lend a hand.
    Awesome thanks! Is his E30 grey by chance? I think he's been out to a few impromtu local meets before. That was back when I had my E90 M3. miss that car :(

    Originally posted by Daeldalus
    the best machine shop would have to be Don's Automotive Machine shop in Moncks Corner. I never even heard of someone not loving his work, good prices too. problem is they are so good they have a 3 week waiting list for getting work done.(most of the time id check with them first)
    my grandfather has been getting all his motor machining done there for 30+ years and swears by them and my grandfather runs his own auto repair shop

    Simmon's in Summerville I have heard really good things about and they have really good people working for them. and no waiting under normal conditions
    Awesome thanks for the tips! The guy I bought the car from apparently builds motors for a living and checked out some of the parts. Just need to block looked at, maybe the head and have it honed to get it clean. Will def. call around the places mentioned!

    Originally posted by jekaio
    Putter, we go through Simmons in west ashley for all our stuff.

    If you want mechanical help hit me up.

    I can get you parts too.
    Cool I'll let you know. Still working through what I need and don't need. Really just need parts looked at and need to just take some time to measure stuff to see if within spec.

    What shop do you run out of West Ashley BTW? Also I was the one at local meets with the space grey E90 M3 and before that the grey Porsche Cayenne Turbo. I'm sure we've talked before!

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  • jekaio
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    Putter, we go through Simmons in west ashley for all our stuff.

    If you want mechanical help hit me up.

    I can get you parts too.

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  • Daeldalus
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    the best machine shop would have to be Don's Automotive Machine shop in Moncks Corner. I never even heard of someone not loving his work, good prices too. problem is they are so good they have a 3 week waiting list for getting work done.(most of the time id check with them first)
    my grandfather has been getting all his motor machining done there for 30+ years and swears by them and my grandfather runs his own auto repair shop

    Simmon's in Summerville I have heard really good things about and they have really good people working for them. and no waiting under normal conditions

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  • Zacm829
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    PM Skywayscraper

    He is in Charleston with a turbo m20 e30. I'm sure he would lend a hand.

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  • PutterMcGavin
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    FYI pics of the recent pick up! Going to be a fun project!

    Also if anyone knows of a good machine shop in the area please let me know! Would like to get the head, block and crank looked at. Also anyone want to help with a rebuild in the future! I'm learning but would be fun to have a second person to work with!
    Last edited by PutterMcGavin; 02-26-2013, 02:01 PM.

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  • jekaio
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    Originally posted by Daeldalus
    anyone want some RX-7 FC front brake calipers?
    I have a set that came off my old 7 still working great when they came off.
    I can even custom make the mounting brackets needed for the swap.

    i could sell them but id rather trade for something i will need. brake rotors or
    brake lines or front hawk hps pads or good rear calipers or maybe some 15" tires
    or an unbroken driver side rear door molding 4dr

    pm me if you are interested in any way....

    i can get you the rotors.

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  • PutterMcGavin
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    Curious. Anyone have a car trailer in the Charleston area they wouldn't mind me borrowing for a day? Was going to go the U-Haul route otherwise but not 100% confident with them for towing!

    Also anyone with easy access to a lift? Would probably make the swap of the who driveline much more simple ;)

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  • PutterMcGavin
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    Originally posted by mikeb23ft
    Hell yeah! Hope it was as clean as it looked.
    Let's put it this way...I was originally thinking I might part it out but after seeing it and how clean it is I'm going to go through the hassle of swapping the engine, suspension, subframe, front and rear to the new car along with some other misc parts on mine. I'll post up some pics later this weekend. It is super nice.

    If I ever meet you I owe you a beer!

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  • mikeb23ft
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    Originally posted by PutterMcGavin
    Thanks for the heads up! He even threw in a Haynes manual ;)
    Hell yeah! Hope it was as clean as it looked.

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