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Starbucks it is. Since parking is at a premium where the meeting is being held I will again offer a ride to anybody who wants one.
That's good by us. Probably need to leave between 6:30 and 7:00 am.
If any NWRFCA members from the Portland area are interested in car pooling to the annual meeting in Seattle this Saturday let me know. Ray Pirtle...
Mines clean so I'm in too. As close as Bridgeport is to GPI, you ought to have them bring a car or two.
I was also at the auction and I heard the hammer go down at $ 200,000. If the owner resides in the State of Washington they will also pay a 9.2%...
Habitat for Humanity has stopped selling the Piloti driving shoes that were posted on this site 10 days or so ago. I went by this last Saturday...
I need to replace or have rebuilt the shock absorbers on my 86' 328 GTS car. Has anybody out there recently gone through the process? I've located...
All that bunk about being a retired physician from New York. In reality you were a secret agent! (or atleast a wanna be). How cool is that!
I cannot find an address for the shop Jin is going to be working. Where the heck is it?
I have a 1986 328 GTS car that had the front "lip spoiler" repainted with some sort of wrinkle paint or after market undercoating spray when I...
Has anybody had any experience purchasing/installing "horseshoes" on a 328 or other lip spoiler as is being currently advertised on e-bay under...
If you come to Portland or Seattle to look at cars, let me know (I live in the Portland area). I own a 1986 GTS car (Red/Black) with 22,000 miles....
I own a 1986 328 and struggle to read the instruments at night with the dash light dimmer switch on it's brightest setting. How have other people...
Thank you for your advice.
During storage this winter, my 328 GTS car has developed a couple tiny dents in the top of the built in rollbar (I don't know what that section of...
