Posted: Feb 23, 2013 12:05 PM
I cut off my car's Johnson too. The 745 out back gots one and a BAR sticker.
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Ya know, it's almost like it's intentional.Corner Carver wrote: I did the research into the 745i and got the info from an insider who had access to records. No 745i has ever passed the CARB lab test outside of those imported into CA in the 80's.
In other words, no BAR sticker, no dice.![]()
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Yes it is! I believe I was along for that ride too with Kohler at the wheel, iirc. I have always loved this car...glad it is going to a good home.Nebraska_e28 wrote:Is this the executive one I rode in back in Tupelo? aka Freight Train!
Might be able to take another ride if the new owner brings her to Vintage.Tim in N FL wrote:Yes it is! I believe I was along for that ride too with Kohler at the wheel, iirc. I have always loved this car...glad it is going to a good home.Nebraska_e28 wrote:Is this the executive one I rode in back in Tupelo? aka Freight Train!
Kudos Greg!!!!! You are the man...
That is too bad I know a guy in tahoe not to far from you who will smog anything if you throw a twenty his way.johnnye23 wrote:After our re-locating to California it became pretty clear that registering our 745i was going to be a huge problem due to the strict emission laws.We decided it would be best to put the car up for sale by word of mouth to a few friends.
Greg Flint made some calls and was able to locate an interested party in Atlanta and a deal was stuck. My wife and I really love the E23 but we both feel good about the car going to a true enthusiast who has promised to give it a good home. Many thanks to Greg for helping us find the new owner.
This is truly bittersweet .Time to now focus on Stacys 535is .
Seems to me that he is.johnnye23 wrote:Your not helping sir...