I love my e30 . . . . . .

Post Fri Nov 23, 2012 8:48 pm

I did anyway, but I love it even more now.

Just got it back from the garage . . . .

Disintergrating rear arch with flapping body kit . . . . . Pukka!
Whiney snivvly wretch of a dry diff . . . . . Lubed up, dusted off, re-bushed silky smooth lovelyness . . .
Bangs, crashes and general moans and groans and scarey cornering habits . . . . Dismissed with a full set of new rubbery, run your tongue around the hole, bushey gorgeousness.
Rusty lines to the rear stoppers! . . . Banished with shiney shiney new ones.

All areas above rear beam treated with it removed, given a clean bill of health from the Door pillar backwards.

Don't ask me about the front half, and I won't tell . . . .

And the cost . . . . IT was *cough cough splutter cough Garg!*

Actually, it wasn't that bad really. All things considered.

But man, it's like a new car . . . . . I seriously love this fine piece of automobile. Has made me really want to get all my upgrades sorted. Love it.

Post Fri Nov 23, 2012 9:08 pm

Awesome

Post Sat Nov 24, 2012 8:59 pm

Superb

I bet you're chuffed to bits. These cars really sparkle with some choice rubber

Post Sat Nov 24, 2012 9:05 pm

Post Sat Nov 24, 2012 10:51 pm

It will have to remain worthless as I am woefully technologically illiterate and wasted most of my time the last time someone wanted pics with a bit of paper pushed flat against the screen of my computer which had a picture I'd drawn on it hoping that would work . . . .

It didn't.

Imagine, if you will, a 60mm dropped black cab with a tech one body kit running on 17 alpy reps. Thats what it looks like.

And no, I don't like the drop, and it's on my to do list. Ok, ok, I kinda like the drop . . . . But my exhaust pipe doesn't.

But yea, it's actually a nice car again now.