RussiaM3 said:
And here I was gonna say I have a 328i intake available from my track car. PM sent, might have some parts which may interest you.
RussiaM3 said:
v.r.sexy6 said:Can you guys not see the pics he is putting up? He is already fixing it. So lets just support a guy and hope he gets it sorted.
Maybe the car holds more importance than just value.
Good luck man. Wish you all the best:thumbs:
What we are trying to say is he is wasting time and money on a lost cause, that car will never be the same again after that engine bay inferno, chassis is most probably warped and no chassis straightener is going to help...v.r.sexy6 said:Can you guys not see the pics he is putting up? He is already fixing it. So lets just support a guy and hope he gets it sorted.
Maybe the car holds more importance than just value.
Good luck man. Wish you all the best:thumbs:
InFrA007 said:Thinking about it now, the heat cycles from the fire could have even gone so far as to weaken the entire body structure, the glues between the panels and underlying suspension components maybe it's not such a good idea to repair it, rather strip it and sell what's left to contribute towards getting another one.
Gizmo said:What we are trying to say is he is wasting time and money on a lost cause, that car will never be the same again after that engine bay inferno, chassis is most probably warped and no chassis straightener is going to help...v.r.sexy6 said:Can you guys not see the pics he is putting up? He is already fixing it. So lets just support a guy and hope he gets it sorted.
Maybe the car holds more importance than just value.
Good luck man. Wish you all the best:thumbs:
Let me guess, the car wasn't insured and that is why he is trying to fix it?
Gizmo said:Thats not worth saving at all, part it out and find another. At first I thought it was a M3 that had burnt, now that I see its a non vanos 320i/325i it really isn't worth restoring, you can buy 3 for the price of fixing this one up...