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FastFiver
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Post by FastFiver »

BimmerSultan is awesome! Guy waited a month for me to pull all the springs off my car in our swap!
a
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Post by a »

"so are they all, all honorable men " And so you all are.. If I single out wunna you bozos, will others feel slighted? I don't get out much. I live less than 2 miles from where my ancestors settled nearly 400 yrs ago. The house I grew up in is 5 miles away. .I lead a fairly insular life. You guys are a refreshing change from my daily circle of acquaintances.
RonW
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Post by RonW »

I am envious of a's thrifty automotive maintenance techniques.
skip535i
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Post by skip535i »

tsmall07 wrote:
skip535i wrote:Brian "DPP" Scroggins for years and years of quality parts on the cheap from a down to earth dood.

Patrick McHugh for being a great friend and a fantastic host.

Paul Muskopf for donating a brake light swtich when mine exploded out of town and for checking out my latest car before I bought it.

Johnny Guest for emotional support and encouragement when my Mom passed,

Jeremy for countless hours of selfless management of the board and for allowing the "boys to be boys." Also, glad to have a place to hang out since I got rid of all my E28s!

Lenny Love for being "The Dude."

Love ya'll!
What? No love for helping you change your diff in my parking lot in a rain storm having never met you before? :roll: :lol:
How about the love for a cylinder head ;-)

Of course, thanks to Tyler for helping embark on my E28 journey....that was the first mechanical project I took on and couldn't have done it without him!
oldskool
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Post by oldskool »

I would be totally remiss not to have mentioned the appreciation I have of all the photos and documentation RMiddendorf has provided through the years. Plus he's got some purty lips.
Greg E34
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Post by Greg E34 »

There's no way I could limit this to one MyE28er. As much as a tool as this may make me sound like, some of my closest friends are here.

Vance
Kyle in NO
Johnnye23
davidu

are all folks I talk with almost daily.

Chris Kohler is a very honorable dude, and someone I would buy another car from. Man I love my 745i. Thanks again!

Ali, Rodney, Skip, da Pimp, Randy,Tim (the N. FL Tim), Sherman and Jackie are always the folks to party with at the Vintage!

Paul (Moosehead) has been beyond helpful with parts and advice.

I had the fortune to meet Corner Carver (another Greg) earlier this year helping him scout out a 524TD.

Met some great new friends at TexFest bringing the 745i back home from Phoenix.

Mike Holtmeier is an inspiration as always, as you are LJ for starting such a cool thread.

Hoping to see everyone again soon, and meet a few new folks as well!
L_N_Love
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Location: Richmond VA

Post by L_N_Love »

Rich Euro M5 for helping me with this:

ECU fix

This was huge for me. I can name many others that have helped me with my E28s over the years.



:alright:
knunger
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Location: Tucson,AZ.

Post by knunger »

Ha!
oldskool wrote:knunger is a stand-up guy. He sent a tarantula in the mail because I'm an idiot. It's doing fine by the way, and we named it "Prince Hairy". I will be bringing it to The Vintage this year. :)
But, you numbskull, she's a female! Her name was 'Blondie' before I sent her east. (If you look close, she does resemble Debbie Harry (get it? Harry - Hairy? aw hah ha ha ha....I am easily amused)).

Glad she is doing well. What else can I send you? Scorpions? Centipedes? How 'bout a Gila Monster??
Image

How about one of these:
Image

Or a Vinagroon? When I was a kid we staged epic battles between tarantulas and Vinnies.

Black Widow? (naw, you've got plenty of them where you live).

Rattlesnake? I kill at least one or two infants a year. Every year or so I shovel a big 'un. I'm sure I could corral a baby 8-10 incher next spring and send it your way. Your family will be able to watch the first rattle grow! Beats a Chia pet any day!

We have all sorts of interesting critters out here in AZ.

Ask and ye shall receive!
1st 5er
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Post by 1st 5er »

I'm a bit :? by the bunch of ya.

I'll have to honestly say that I am humbled by your acceptance in spite of my warts.

You know who you are. ;)
w0014170
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Post by w0014170 »

1st 5er wrote:I'm a bit :? by the bunch of ya.

I'll have to honestly say that I am humbled by your acceptance in spite of my warts.

You know who you are. ;)

Damn decent guy!
mooseheadm5
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Post by mooseheadm5 »

Every single one of you bastids I've met in person has been great to hang out with!
1st 5er
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Post by 1st 5er »

w0014170 wrote:
1st 5er wrote:I'm a bit :? by the bunch of ya.

I'll have to honestly say that I am humbled by your acceptance in spite of my warts.

You know who you are. ;)

Damn decent guy!
Proves my point.

Now when are we gonna have lunch, or something?
tsmall07
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Post by tsmall07 »

skip535i wrote:
tsmall07 wrote:
skip535i wrote:Brian "DPP" Scroggins for years and years of quality parts on the cheap from a down to earth dood.

Patrick McHugh for being a great friend and a fantastic host.

Paul Muskopf for donating a brake light swtich when mine exploded out of town and for checking out my latest car before I bought it.

Johnny Guest for emotional support and encouragement when my Mom passed,

Jeremy for countless hours of selfless management of the board and for allowing the "boys to be boys." Also, glad to have a place to hang out since I got rid of all my E28s!

Lenny Love for being "The Dude."

Love ya'll!
What? No love for helping you change your diff in my parking lot in a rain storm having never met you before? :roll: :lol:
How about the love for a cylinder head ;-)
You were paid... ;)

When moving a few weeks ago, I did realize that I have 2 clusters which I believe to be yours.
mooseheadm5
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Post by mooseheadm5 »

skip535i for taking that cooler back from Vintage a couple years back. One day I'll actually retrieve it, too (unless you want to use it for your business, in which case I'll gladly swap it for food/beer.)

tsmall07 for grabbing a buttload of S38 parts in Long Island and delivering them, picking up wheels and delivering them, picking up anything else I forgot about and delivering it, and for the sausage/cheese dip recipe which I have subsequently lost.

cvillebimmer for the party where I got to meet a bunch of you for the first time.

wkohler for mountains of knowledge that exceed my own as well as his willingness to help just about anyone even though he's a fellow misanthrope.

(more later, check back)
ahab
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Post by ahab »

Thanks for the kind words fellas. I do try to go out of my way to help others here.

As for the return side it's difficult to pick only a few. I'll refrain from listing those whom I consider to be friends because of the site, and there are now lots of you, but AT8M5 and igotbank were both very generous to me while building the M5 and deserve a public thanks. All the Beamters deserve a thank you as well.

Good thread :up:
cddallara
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Post by cddallara »

Everybody I've met thru here, either in person or online has been great.

I appreciate everyone's patience in answering my questions about these cars.

Specifically Moose and Kohler, but Greg Flint, the Saltsman Bro's, Wicker, and many more deserve recognition.

SD45t-2 is quite an individual as well ;)

Matt C keeps my sticker habit fueled.

The list goes on...
Mark in Toronto
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Post by Mark in Toronto »

adrian in florida wrote:I would like to say thanks to Tammer and Moosehead for reminding me that my fiscally conservative values, while unpopular with at least 49% are more important today than ever before :lol:

I would like to say thanks to Duke and Garageboy for reminding me that there are bigger dickheads on this board than me. :roll:

I would like to say thanks to all of the canadians for reminding me why I stopped watching soap operas in the 80s after Luke and Lora split up. :lol:
And a special thanks to Jeremy for putting up with all of us.

Much love to all!!!!!!!


Hahahahahaha.........that's a funny post. :laugh:
AT8M5
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Post by AT8M5 »

Need to add in a few more to the list. DPP, who was more than willing to handle my 31 page parts order, you put a serious hurting on my c/c. :rofl: I do have one corner left... ;)

To Chas and Darin, for opening up their houses to us drinktards come St. Paddy's Day. :beer:

And ahab, back atchya for filling my need for visor clips, just when you think you've thought of everything. :thanks:

Karl
skip535i
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Post by skip535i »

tsmall07 wrote:
skip535i wrote:
tsmall07 wrote:
skip535i wrote:Brian "DPP" Scroggins for years and years of quality parts on the cheap from a down to earth dood.

Patrick McHugh for being a great friend and a fantastic host.

Paul Muskopf for donating a brake light swtich when mine exploded out of town and for checking out my latest car before I bought it.

Johnny Guest for emotional support and encouragement when my Mom passed,

Jeremy for countless hours of selfless management of the board and for allowing the "boys to be boys." Also, glad to have a place to hang out since I got rid of all my E28s!

Lenny Love for being "The Dude."

Love ya'll!
What? No love for helping you change your diff in my parking lot in a rain storm having never met you before? :roll: :lol:
How about the love for a cylinder head ;-)
You were paid... ;)
You crack me up.
oldskool
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Post by oldskool »

Those Virginians are cr-aazy, maaan.
mooseheadm5
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Post by mooseheadm5 »

oldskool has a purty mouth.
skip535i
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Post by skip535i »

Oldskool has pretty toes.
johnnye23
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Post by johnnye23 »

My list is long...

Kyle Mire, Bryan Scroggins,Vance Yerby,David Usilton,Greg Flint,Rich Weems,Chris Kohler,Shawn Doughtie,Scott McCauley,Josh Schell,Tammer,Jay Oliver,Cr Kreiger,Matt Hernandez, Winfred . Plus a few more . If I haven't said it in person to each of you "Thanks to each of you for all your help along the way on my E28 Journey. ;) "
shagrath
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Post by shagrath »

oldskool wrote:Those Virginians are cr-aazy, maaan.
DGAF!
trmcatee
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Post by trmcatee »

I would have to thank LJ for having all the odd parts I am in need of at the most inconvenient times. You can call this guy at (nearly) any hour and he is always willing to help!

Thanks again buddy!
FREExSPIRIT
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Post by FREExSPIRIT »

I have only been a member for less than a week and have only owned my e28 for a little over a week and I love this thread I like the people everyone has been so helpful ! Giving me advice and selling me parts thank you everyone !
RonP
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Post by RonP »

This is easy, but long for me:

Karl Einfalt for trusting me to do a huge project-blind faith
David Frankel for sending me tons of money to do his car-more blind faith
Stuart Chang for letting me do his car up.
Tony Toby for just being a great friend!
Darin Stephenson for the same!
Mike Burger-ditto
Chas-ditto 2

I am sure that isn't it, but the brain is calling me elsewhere!

Edit: Freaking Chris Kohler!!! Chris has just bent over backwards for me on several occasions. Once on his Birthday. I am forever grateful for that one, sir!
Last edited by RonP on Dec 07, 2012 2:50 PM, edited 1 time in total.
AT8M5
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Post by AT8M5 »

^^^ Get back to work! :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Karl
tsmall07
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Post by tsmall07 »

RonP gave me a place to stay and the use of a vehicle while I was in LA for the weekend. AWESOME GUY! I hope to be able to repay the kindness someday.
pleasefixitup
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Post by pleasefixitup »

gotta thank moosehead and demetk and ahab and there are a ton more guys, totally andy too.

is ross on this board? he's also one heck of a dude
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