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Yes. You can see the seat back release lever right by the seatbelt buckle. In fact, the belt is hanging on the actual lever.

Thats what I said. Sometimes (usually) it's listed as "et", which is a contraction of the German "einpresstiefe", which means pressed-in depth. Some wheel manufacturers, like BBS, list it as "is". It all means offset.

The 17 is obvious, the rim size. The "is" ( usually is "et") is the offset. The 80 may be 8" width, but that's a guess.

He said up to $14k in the thread he posted in the For Sale forum (?)

Love the color! Henna red?

When mated with correct size tires, the 18" wheel look just as proper as 17". It depends on the stance of the suspension and the type of wheel.

Welcome to the insanity, Byron!

After visiting their site it's obviously a sleek, futuristic drone. And judging from the propeller sizes, it's not very large. They claim it's a "manned" drone. I doubt you can fit an adult in it. Maybe latter versions.... I say more power to them! We are way past due for the flying cars we were pro...

Thank you!!!!!!

Honestly the appearance of it is miles ahead of many "woods/barn" find cars. The paint actually looks good.

No airfoil, no visible design feature to achieve flight. I'd say it's a hoax. Notice it says they will be remotely controlled. With nothing close to it for a sense of reference, I wonder if it's actually an RC model, as in small. With enough thrust you can make a brick fly (witness the F4).

Jose, I think you're on to something!

Welcome to the insanity, Tom!

You've scored a winner. Low mileage and no rust. Treasure it.

That's not dirt in the instrument cluster. It's "flocking". Made that way from the factory. I guess BMW thought it was elegant.

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Mon Feb 01, 2021 3:59 pm

What is a prop?

Driveshaft. They call it a propshaft, and call the CV axles driveshafts.

Yes, problems with the server are preventing picture uploads.

Yup, it's an issue with Bigcoupe.com itself. Bobbo sent me two versions of a picture he tried to upload, and I couldn't get them to go, either, even though someone in that thread was able to upload the same picture. Now it seems everyone is having the same problem.

Welcome to the insanity! You just posted a list of problems/things wrong with E24s that are common to just about every E24 you'll find, especially barn/woods finds. A couple of them are easy fixes. The doors not closing fully is because the "thumb-like" plastic or rubber cover on the door latch is w...

Pink-topped? They look pale green to me.

I was actually addressing Mo, since the example he posted didn't work, or actually did just what it should since he didn't include a valid URL. I definitely know YOU know how to post pictures! LOL! My suggestion is meant for _everyone_ wanting to post pictures here. If you post via a link to a pictu...

Yeah, uh, that didn't work. Just upload the images using the attachment link below your composed message.

Those with an * are currently owned by me. Yes, I'm crazy, owning 7 BMWs at the same time, plus a pickup, a Jeep, and an Equinox. 1964 Ford Falcon- high school & college. Beat that poor car to death. 1972 Chevy Vega-only new car I ever bought. Traded it in on the 1970 Firebird in 1975. 1963 Ford F10...

The O.P. was asking specifically for a way to use the VIN to determine who was the owner of a particular E24. We know there are sites where you can retrieve all the build information (but getting fewer all the time as BMW shuts out acccess to those files), but determining who owns an E24 (or any car...

Unless you're law enforcement, not in the U.S.

Here's the thread on electrifying the 6er:

viewtopic.php?f=25&t=31265

I bought some parts from him that weren't needed on the electric version.

I was going to put some members on my ignore list, and actually did so (that would have been a first for me), but then I opened my devotional passage for today and changed my mind: 1 John 4:20-21 "Whoever claims to love God yet hates a brother or sister is a liar. For whoever does not love their bro...