The second level of awesomeness is that I can point to this thread and tell the wife, "See? I do NOT have a problem!"cvillebimmer wrote:This thread is awesome, now I know exactly who to hit up for parts.
Keep it up guys!
I just need to point to most of ya'll sig lines. "See? I only have one vintage BMW!"MicahO wrote:The second level of awesomeness is that I can point to this thread and tell the wife, "See? I do NOT have a problem!"cvillebimmer wrote:This thread is awesome, now I know exactly who to hit up for parts.
Keep it up guys!

Touche!trmcatee wrote:And that, LJ, is why you are my parts guy. Thanks for the steering box!! Much needed improvement. By the way, those are not very much fun to install.
When asked where do I get my parts I politely respond, "I dont buy parts I buy cars for parts".davintosh wrote:Hi LJ!
My stash isn't comprised of items as large as all that, but the parts head count got out of hand a long time ago. Just ask my wife. On second thought, don't even bring it up with her. Please?
And they they Y2K was going to be the end.bhopp wrote:Looks like some of us are more than prepared to keep their e28s running even after a world apocalypse.
My thoughts EXACTLY!!!cvillebimmer wrote:This thread is awesome, now I know exactly who to hit up for parts.


Before my storage unit I used to have steering wheels hanging on the walls, lights on shelves, closets full of body panels and airdams, and above our kitchen cabinets were wheels and tires, larger engine parts, and some interior stuff.skip535i wrote:Holy cow, ya'll have SERIOUS issues. Do you at least store this stuff away from your living spaces? Man, I thought I had a problem with a few sets of wheels and random little parts in a storage room in my basement. Phew.
I love this thread though, it lets everyone know who to call for parts!
You sound serious....and that's scary! Lindsey must be a very patient woman.shagrath wrote:Before my storage unit I used to have steering wheels hanging on the walls, lights on shelves, closets full of body panels and airdams, and above our kitchen cabinets were wheels and tires, larger engine parts, and some interior stuff.skip535i wrote:Holy cow, ya'll have SERIOUS issues. Do you at least store this stuff away from your living spaces? Man, I thought I had a problem with a few sets of wheels and random little parts in a storage room in my basement. Phew.
I love this thread though, it lets everyone know who to call for parts!
Had an airdam hanging in our master bedroom closet for the longest. My big red garage tool box was there for the longest too.
Still have a sport steering wheel in the closet with the HVAC unit, shocks, springs, and full suspension refresh bushings and such in the living room coat closet. Under the coats hides my 2.5ton aluminum racing jack (and the exhaust parts before I installed them). Also in that closet has my e30 and e28 assorted schematics binders, as well as my Bentley and service record binders for our etas.
Awaiting on our kitchen table is a power steering pump, a taillight, a cluster housing, and a Hella headlamp.