Posted: Oct 23, 2009 2:32 AM
X 2johnnye23 wrote:If it would have been located close to me I would have bought it , kind of a no brainer I think. Looks cool Todd,now make it cooler !
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Posted: Oct 23, 2009 10:27 PM
From the first fives car of the month, Oct 2007
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Tim writes:
“I purchased the E12 Camino from Brett Anderson from Koala Motorsports in Newberry , Ohio . He used it as a rolling billboard and parts runner for several years. Brett purchased it from Bill Arnold (3 time Targa Newfoundland winner ) and Tamara Hull (One Lap of America driver) , in a weird car transport, switch off in Texas type story with FrankenBav going from the East coast to the West coast, and Edgar going from the West coast to Ohio.
Jonathon Bush of Senior Six Registry was one of the drivers of this '4-wheeled square-dance'. Bill Arnold purchased it in California from a man that worked for Peter Sliskovich. Beyond that point, I'm lost.
I tipped off Peter about the E12 for sale earlier this week, he told me that car was Jesus's former car. One of Peter's employee's, Jesus owned the car prior to Bill Arnold getting it. Jesus still works for Peter. I was at Peter's shop a couple of weeks ago and Jesus is still there. Contact Peter at [email protected] and ask Peter if Jesus knows the history before he got it. http://www.coupeking.com/
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Tim writes:
“I purchased the E12 Camino from Brett Anderson from Koala Motorsports in Newberry , Ohio . He used it as a rolling billboard and parts runner for several years. Brett purchased it from Bill Arnold (3 time Targa Newfoundland winner ) and Tamara Hull (One Lap of America driver) , in a weird car transport, switch off in Texas type story with FrankenBav going from the East coast to the West coast, and Edgar going from the West coast to Ohio.
Jonathon Bush of Senior Six Registry was one of the drivers of this '4-wheeled square-dance'. Bill Arnold purchased it in California from a man that worked for Peter Sliskovich. Beyond that point, I'm lost.
I tipped off Peter about the E12 for sale earlier this week, he told me that car was Jesus's former car. One of Peter's employee's, Jesus owned the car prior to Bill Arnold getting it. Jesus still works for Peter. I was at Peter's shop a couple of weeks ago and Jesus is still there. Contact Peter at [email protected] and ask Peter if Jesus knows the history before he got it. http://www.coupeking.com/
G-Man
Posted: Oct 23, 2009 10:41 PM
Jesus has links to at least half of the interesting old BMW's that emerge from southern Cal.
Posted: Oct 23, 2009 11:43 PM
So is that what Jesus would do? I never knew.
Posted: Oct 24, 2009 10:17 AM
neat car. 
Posted: Oct 25, 2009 8:12 PM
Apparently this car was named "Edgar".
It's been renamed "Rust Rod".
It'll never be nice. I just hope to make it safe and fun.
It's been renamed "Rust Rod".
It'll never be nice. I just hope to make it safe and fun.
Posted: Oct 25, 2009 9:23 PM
But at least it came as a kit with materials to affect repairs.T_C_D wrote:Apparently this car was named "Edgar".
It's been renamed "Rust Rod".
It'll never be nice. I just hope to make it safe and fun.
Posted: Oct 25, 2009 9:32 PM
I tossed the fridge door in the dumpster. Too much work to use it. I'll just buy some sheet metal.FirstFives Dictator wrote:But at least it came as a kit with materials to affect repairs.T_C_D wrote:Apparently this car was named "Edgar".
It's been renamed "Rust Rod".
It'll never be nice. I just hope to make it safe and fun.
Posted: Oct 25, 2009 9:42 PM
T_C_D wrote:I tossed the fridge door in the dumpster. Too much work to use it. I'll just buy some sheet metal.FirstFives Dictator wrote:But at least it came as a kit with materials to affect repairs.T_C_D wrote:Apparently this car was named "Edgar".
It's been renamed "Rust Rod".
It'll never be nice. I just hope to make it safe and fun.
Edit: I'm laughing with you, brother....
Posted: Oct 27, 2009 1:04 PM
Not sure what I think about the ute look! Maybe it's just the thought of it!
Posted: Oct 27, 2009 10:31 PM
Posted: Oct 27, 2009 10:48 PM
That's horribly executed! 
Posted: Oct 27, 2009 10:52 PM
I agree. All it needs is some plasti-dip.BMWgiant wrote:That's horribly executed!
Posted: Oct 28, 2009 8:00 PM
That would be awesome for hauling wood and garbage.
POS or not, you suck Todd
POS or not, you suck Todd
Posted: Oct 28, 2009 8:45 PM
I welded some temporary seat supports in it today and drove it abt a mile with no floor. It drives well enough to justify fixing the floor.Bill in MN wrote:That would be awesome for hauling wood and garbage.
POS or not, you suck Todd
It makes me laugh when I see it.
Posted: Oct 28, 2009 8:50 PM
Posted: Oct 31, 2009 11:31 PM
Cutting down an old car into a truck is an old time American thing. The guy my grandfather sold his Kissels to cut them down into trucks. That was in the late 20s.