69 BMW Euro Trash

[tricha02]

I think he misunderstood our feelings about this car.

I think it was a really low low budget build and it was just for fun. Part of that "fun" was that the car really was a piece of crap!

i probably wouldnt go as far as to call it a build, more a journal of us dicking with MY car

"my car is falling apart and trying to kill me. Let's throw an exhaust on, slam it to hell, take some more parts off of it and try to drive it 35 miles so it's close enough to kill somebody else"
Healing begins with admitting you lost your brain somewhere along that drive. It's not that you didn't restore it. It's just that you DIDN'T REALLY FIX SHIT.

what should i have done, the only thing that was broke was the lugs because of the wrong wheel bolts. im not saying we fixed everything but honestly a 2002 is so simple that all it needs is to run stop and steer, all of which im pretty sure we fixed.

give me the car back and i will do the same drive again, i loved this thing and i dont think i have ever had more fun driving any car

[thesull]

Read the whole article. Sad ya sold it! I still own a 1997 e36 with 783xxx miles. Yet I went the opposite route in restoring mine. Nonetheless neat build and interesting. By the time I got to the signs for floor pans I wanted to donate a welder and metal.

[Rebounder]

i probably wouldnt go as far as to call it a build, more a journal of us dicking with MY car



what should i have done, the only thing that was broke was the lugs because of the wrong wheel bolts. im not saying we fixed everything but honestly a 2002 is so simple that all it needs is to run stop and steer, all of which im pretty sure we fixed.

give me the car back and i will do the same drive again, i loved this thing and i dont think i have ever had more fun driving any car

ground down the rust and weld some sheet metal in