MrJoshua wrote: BMW
wow, that E34 would be nice as a daily driver!!!
MrJoshua wrote: BMW
wow, that E34 would be nice as a daily driver!!!
The BMW looks promising, I'm sure it would be gone by the time we're ready to pull the trigger though. I also saw some 944's and 924's in the general price range.
My only concerns with buying a car that is not running is that we would have to trust the seller as to what ever they say about the problem. Hate to buy a car, get it running and then find out it has a nasty rod knock or bad trans, clutch, etc.... But again whatever the guys want to do is fine with me.
I would think a running car would be best. The counter to that is that I have had lots of luck with "Ran when parked" rotary cars. I could figure out whether that one would run before pulling the trigger.
How about this BMW?
I may have a date conflict with the CMP Lemons event in September, which would make this a cheap, running car without a home.
John Brown wrote:dyintorace wrote: If that's the case, screw the out of towners!Nice.
All in good fun. And given the project car sitting in my garage already, the notion of me spending a great of time on a car for the $2009 Challenge would be received...um...poorly at home.
dyintorace wrote: If that's the case, screw the out of towners!
Hold on, Bubba!
Considering that car is still sitting on MY trailer in MY yard and the title's in MY hands, you better watch your mouth!
A little respect, please, for the "out of towners"!!
It may have to remain in my possession until you have achieved an an appropriate level of genuflection.
SVreX wrote:dyintorace wrote: If that's the case, screw the out of towners!Hold on, Bubba! Considering that car is still sitting on MY trailer in MY yard and the title's in MY hands, you better watch your mouth! A little respect, please, for the "out of towners"!! It may have to remain in my possession until you have achieved an an appropriate level of genuflection.
Careful there SvRex-I know Dyinto had a little buyers remorse-you let him walk away that easy and you might just be the proud owner of a shiny old BMW!
you fogot one thing to add to the budget....
$100 per person for the extra beer.....cuase you someone is going to drink more then thier share of the beer.....and you have a theme built into the car for paint..... glue all the empty beer cans to the car and there is your theme. and with whats left over you use to bribe the judges on friday...
i should say any beer not drunk to the judges...empty beer cars would not look good from bribes...then again it could get you wrost attapt award...
MrJoshua wrote: Gainesville RX7
Gone! updates to follow
Rangeball wrote: This guy is in!
Darn...that was quick!
BTW, the Challenge car in question showed up today. Started right up (after a jump) and drove right off the trailer. Woot!
Starting budget? $250, including the transport provided by SVreX.
Man, I want in on this so bad but I have a car in the garage that's supposed to go to the challenge and I don't think I can come up with the extra couple vacation days I would need to come down early.
Yep, this is actually going to happen. I had my vacation approved last week. Many thanks to all those who have done everything so far.
dyintorace wrote: Starting budget? $250, including the transport provided by SVreX.
Incorrect.
Starting budget is $150, plus the gas I spent to drive less than 20 miles out of my way, assuming you wackos can talk me into being a team member (very possible).
Remember, all the trips I made related to this were coupled with other necessary trips I was making.
Which also brings up something for Rusty. I travel through Cumming about once a month, usually with an empty trailer headed south. Transport for a bunny to G'ville should be easy.
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