Looks like a nice car
http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds...0310.html?refer=alert#PhotoSwipe1461941298329
http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds...0310.html?refer=alert#PhotoSwipe1461941298329
Another E9 in So Cal- CSi
- Thread starter tferrer
- Start date
With:
"custom under-seat fire extinguisher bracket by DeQuincey"
"the blue BMW toolkit cloth (source: Bert Poliakoff)"
"original 4-speed and it shifts smooth as Ex-Lax"
http://www.e9coupe.com/forum/showthread.php?t=20418
"custom under-seat fire extinguisher bracket by DeQuincey"
"the blue BMW toolkit cloth (source: Bert Poliakoff)"
"original 4-speed and it shifts smooth as Ex-Lax"
http://www.e9coupe.com/forum/showthread.php?t=20418
Saw it IRL at So Cal Vintage last year.
Looked very nice to me...
Looked very nice to me...
Chris : I thought those mentions where also a little pedantic. Blue BMW toolkit cloth from a referenced source? On a positive note, it sounds like the seller sweats the small stuff...
Folks, this is my car. Sorry I haven't chimed-in here sooner; it took a lot of whiskey for me to be able to actually put it up for sale. I've sobered up now (at least, for the moment) and I thank you for your interest. I am happy to answer any and all questions.
TFERRER: as far as me listing the sources for the extras (e.g., Bert P. & DeQuincey), I wanted to make sure that it was understood that those parts were not original to the car.
Finally, I'm here in Hollywood and if there's anything that showfolks get worked-up over, it's not receiving credit for things they've done. So giving credit where it's due is a habit of mine, which clearly explains why I'm not more successful.
TEAHEAD: you're correct. Those welds were done as part of the 2003 resto. I asked Peter Sliskovich about them after I first purchased the car & he said, "That's how they do it over there." (the resto was done in Germany)
TFERRER: as far as me listing the sources for the extras (e.g., Bert P. & DeQuincey), I wanted to make sure that it was understood that those parts were not original to the car.
Finally, I'm here in Hollywood and if there's anything that showfolks get worked-up over, it's not receiving credit for things they've done. So giving credit where it's due is a habit of mine, which clearly explains why I'm not more successful.
TEAHEAD: you're correct. Those welds were done as part of the 2003 resto. I asked Peter Sliskovich about them after I first purchased the car & he said, "That's how they do it over there." (the resto was done in Germany)