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Originally Posted by 1985 325E
E36 and E46 are all that come up in the "knowledge base". Earliest is 92. My car is an E30 and it is a 1985. This does not help me what so ever. Again, I was a member of a Diesel forum, helped out a lot. Member of a Triumph site, MG, Chevy, all of which were helpful. More so in the "Classic" side. This seems to be more in the newer Bimmers, which appears to have no knowledge of older cars.
Done and done. Take all the cheap shots you want about me or my comments. I find it amusing that no one responded to my RECENT posts until I stirred things up. Thanks to those who helped me out two/ three months ago.
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and yet you're still here. we can't say it enough - leave! this is a great resource and has provided lots of help for lots of people. example: i saved one guy a few hundred dollars on a car he was thinking of buying (although i don't know if he ever ended up buying it) with one of my threads - guess where - IN THE E30 SECTION! also, i was able to get my hands on an E30 iX strut bar - a VERY rare thing in the states - through my contact with elsabor.
NO KNOWLEDGE OF OLDER CARS!? you got the right forum?
i like the "take all the cheapshots you want" statement for two reasons. one is permission. the other is the fact that this whole thread could be considered a cheapshot at how we weren't fast enough for you.
look at yourself, man! you're complaining about a fifteen-day-old thread that nobody can confidently answer yet. as previously stated, we're sorry that its not our job to answer your questions the moment you post them. we'll help if we can, but i don't think anyone will particularly want to help you any more.
can we burn this thread? or sticky it in case i'm bored one day?
05-18-2007, 05:48 PM
I haven't laughed this much since the Chuck Norris & Mr. T threads
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