Love this photo...the fascination with flying cars
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poolnoodle
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...might be a repost but love this one. I use it as my PC wall paper:
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Grrrmachine
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One does not simply drive in a MoreDoor!
'89 325i Touring | Touring Resto Thread | In-Dash Screen install
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savagehenry
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I thought this was a 2002..
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poolnoodle
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Love 'em when they are flying:
'83 Bronzit 323i (mmmm, chrome)
'74 Polaris 2002 (mmmm, retro)
'89 Delphin 535i (mmmm, waft waft)
'74 Polaris 2002 (mmmm, retro)
'89 Delphin 535i (mmmm, waft waft)
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HairyScreech
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How many of those e30 shells bent on landing then?
2.8 development thread http://www.e30zone.net/modules.php?name ... c&t=170822
m3.3.1 m20 thread - now running, chip needed - any volunteers?
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m3.3.1 m20 thread - now running, chip needed - any volunteers?
http://www.e30zone.net/modules.php?name ... =viewtopic&
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Simon
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I've seen the result of an E36 that had been airborne! It was quite impressive.HairyScreech wrote:How many of those e30 shells bent on landing then?
Both front strut towers had split on the welds and left strut top shaped marks in the bonnet. Both front struts had bent back and folded the front wings up into the floorpan.
Rear was a similar story, both strut towers were bulging and the rear wheels had pushed the arches out.
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poolnoodle
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CSLs seem to fly quite well 
'83 Bronzit 323i (mmmm, chrome)
'74 Polaris 2002 (mmmm, retro)
'89 Delphin 535i (mmmm, waft waft)
'74 Polaris 2002 (mmmm, retro)
'89 Delphin 535i (mmmm, waft waft)
This thread reminds me of this classic oldie 
(you'd have thought after this many years on here I'd be able to work out how to embed vids)
(you'd have thought after this many years on here I'd be able to work out how to embed vids)
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(you'd have thought after this many years on here I'd be able to work out how to embed vids)
Haha cheers Bazbss325i wrote:[youtube]LINK[/youtube]
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poolnoodle
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This can't end well.......
'83 Bronzit 323i (mmmm, chrome)
'74 Polaris 2002 (mmmm, retro)
'89 Delphin 535i (mmmm, waft waft)
'74 Polaris 2002 (mmmm, retro)
'89 Delphin 535i (mmmm, waft waft)
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poolnoodle
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Not really in the same leagueshanehaward wrote:
'83 Bronzit 323i (mmmm, chrome)
'74 Polaris 2002 (mmmm, retro)
'89 Delphin 535i (mmmm, waft waft)
'74 Polaris 2002 (mmmm, retro)
'89 Delphin 535i (mmmm, waft waft)
There's a nice railway bridge fairly locally, 55mph and you're airborne. It caught me out a few times & full on air ensued.. Observations: 6 pots tend to ground out from a scrape to a chassis shuddering bang. 4 pots just make you brace in fear of sump disintegration, by which time the experience is ruined..