Yes, owners of classic cars still drive them on the street during the winter in Denver (though we haven’t seen any real snow yet); I spotted this rare Bavarian at the park yesterday. (Read More…)
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Tagged as 1970s, 1975 BMW 2002, 1975 BMW 2002tii, BMW, BMW 2002, BMW 2002tii, Curbside Classics, Down On The Mile High Street, Malaise, Malaise Era
Tagged as 1970s, 1975 BMW 2002, 1975 BMW 2002tii, BMW, BMW 2002, BMW 2002tii, Curbside Classics, Down On The Mile High Street, Malaise, Malaise Era
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Lie2me - I know that intersection in Atlanta well. That was a real bottleneck there and I can see a roundabout being a positive to traffic flow. Now, I live in a rural...
E46M3_333 - I suppose you work for free then? Or you have a contract to return your prior pay should the company not turn a profit?
grandprix - Zackman, my story is very similar to yours except I had a ’57 Chevy Bel Air hardtop.It was in good “driver” condition but I was young then &...
Zelgadis - Ah, this is almost exactly like my first car. It was a 1984 Camry DX hatchback. It was a very good little workhorse, though I’m very much...
highdesertcat - doctor olds, I respect your point of view but I just can’t find a way in my own beliefs to share that same point of view. You know, there actually is a...
MrWhopee - Hi Marcello! No, I haven’t driven it. It’s being marketed quite aggressively here (with shows in lots of malls and other...
thelaine - Taxpayers lose $15 billion in loss carry forwards (sweetheart tax benefits they are not entitled to because they went bankrupt), $11.5 billion in the bailout of GMAC,...
Moparman426W - Being the owner of 2 70′s mopars myself, I can tell you that pretty much all normal wear items such as starters, fuel pumps, brake parts, tuneup parts, you...
thelaine - Agreed. It is a nightmare.
-Nate - _NOT_ . The whole point of importing it is to drive it and you’ll never get tags & title on one imported as parts . BT ,...