M30B35-Powered 1973 BMW 3.0CS 5-Speed
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M30B35-Powered 1973 BMW 3.0CS 5-Speed sold 2020 back on BAT
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bimmerpancho12
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WOW
this car sold on BaT in dec 2020 for 75k
It is not going to get there this time around.
i tend to agree with you ... i'm thinking 60k RNM
Clubsport_CSi
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I like Megasquirt setups and getting rid of the restrictive and slow response AFM - but why would you place an open cone filter right above hot exhaust manifolds? Needs a box or flipping the throttle body to the oposite side like the early Alpina intake manifolds IMHO...
I believe the big red button on the column is an “exploding clown car” button.
If you hit that button the trunk and hood open and balloons and confetti come flying out. I’ve seen it at the circus- lotsa fun!
If you hit that button the trunk and hood open and balloons and confetti come flying out. I’ve seen it at the circus- lotsa fun!
Lest my unsullied reputation become besmirched by the association of this cobbled together stew of a CS due to its location in our dear home town of Shawnee KS, I advance the following disclaimer:
I have never seen this car, I have never worked on this car, I have never smelled or tasted this car and I have no association with anyone or their offspring who have worked on this car. Anyone who claims otherwise is a low-born cur of a cad who should be forced to drive an Isetta cross-country. Respectfully, Harold L. Boyles, Esq.
I have never seen this car, I have never worked on this car, I have never smelled or tasted this car and I have no association with anyone or their offspring who have worked on this car. Anyone who claims otherwise is a low-born cur of a cad who should be forced to drive an Isetta cross-country. Respectfully, Harold L. Boyles, Esq.