Originally Posted by lifeon2
I think he means that's what's in his garage...
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I think he means that's what's in his garage...
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That is in fact what is in my garage.
Not really good pictures. Just seeing how well my stock Ranger articulates. Love this truck.
I don't have a garage so it sits outside.
Only one that fits in the garage:
The rest are outside:
Sometimes people trip and fall down stairs.
Sometimes assholes push people down stairs.
That doesn't mean "stairs are bad" nor does it make someone who pushes someone down the stairs any less of an asshole.
That's the plan, with the 2002 (probably track days too, but mostly autox)LOVE the 2002... Plan on setting it up for Auto-X???
Speaking of Auto-X, are you doing it strictly with the BMWCCA or have you looked into RMSolo w/ the SCCA? That's where I play...
And so far, just the BMW club with the M3. I'm an SCCA member and plan on coming out, probably for one of the ProSolo, just haven't yet. I like getting 8-10 runs in a day. You should come out in two weeks, we'll be at Front Range Airport.
2004 Mach 1 Screaming Yellow. Has 23,000 miles on it.
Fun care, but I can no longer use it at the South Site, too many deep ruts.
Stock picture
Sorry, I misread the sentence.
I have the same problem. Too much shtuff to fit a vehicle.
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Zombie thread...didn't want to start a new one since this one is in the same ballpark as my question...
Anybody own/owned a Triumph Spitfire? I'd love to hear any impressions or info on them if you have any. I'd also love to get behind the wheel of one just for a bit to see if I even fit in the damn thing...I'm hopefully looking to score one in the next couple months but don't want to waste a bunch of time on research and scouring classifieds if I can't squeeze my ass into one.
This is the time of year where I start getting excited (tax return and bonus season) and every year I say to myself "THIS is the year I will finally have enough left over to get a project car". Every year something comes up...but I suppose that's life for you. This IS the year though...hopefully.
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Check the frame and front end carefully. THEN check them again. They have issues with rust and sometimes breaking, when least expected.
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