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- Full Metal Bracket
- Track Attack of the Hatch
- Gramp’s Wagon Part 4: Pushrod Rodeo
- Benzafactor
- Braking Things Daily
- Attention R-Yes
- Back to Bavarian Basics
- Blown Out of Proportion
- Differential Detective [Project e30 318is]
- A Total Head Case
- Gramp’s Wagon Part 3: Packaging the Power
- Soundtrack Remastered [Project Audi R8]
- Build an e36 Mposter
- In the Bumper Down Under [Project e36 328is]
- Switch Blades [Project Audi R8]
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Full Metal Bracket
As we all know by now, the e36 BMW is notorious for its use of plastic. The interior is the usual target of most criticisms, but it doesn’t
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Track Attack of the Hatch
The purchase of a new car can be full of excitement, especially when it’s a performance vehicle. The first few thousand miles are often spent breaking things in
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Gramp’s Wagon Part 4: Pushrod Rodeo
As ambitious as we were to wrap up the Volvo project in a total of six months, that was overly optimistic in the scheme of things. After a
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Benzafactor
If a car isn’t small, lightweight, or doesn’t have at least three pedals, then I probably don’t own it. That’s the myopic attitude that makes for a great
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Braking Things Daily
When building a car, a lot of people (myself included) forget that a fast car needs to be able to shed that speed at a moment’s notice. After
If a car isn’t small, lightweight, or doesn’t have at least three pedals, then I probably don’t own it. That’s the myopic attitude that makes for a great canyon carver, but not a car that’s [...]
As we all know by now, the e36 BMW is notorious for its use of plastic. The interior is the usual target of most criticisms, but it doesn’t stop there. Plastics are found all throughout [...]
Just when we thought our adventures with the Miata were over, the most reliable car decided to throw a wrench into things (pun definitely intended). [...]
jcrosetti »
Hi Bimmerzeit,
Thanks for the compliment. Like you said, these cars...
BIMMERZEIT »
Your E30 is really clean! I am a big fan...
