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How old do you have to be to get in there?

I'm trying to go see a band I discovered at comfest, but I dont wanna get there and have them be like, yeah, you gotta be 18 to get in.

ive probably seen you up at scrambler maries if you work sunday mornings

 

you guys looking for any PT night drivers at fox's?

 

Just started Scramblers last week, the pizza shop I've been at since opening.

 

If you want the job for delivery, hit up the shop ASAP, tell the boss you have experience. He wants a new driver for the beginning of next month. We find houses using the net, so you dont really need to know the area at all. Just say. If you are interested PM me, if I recommend you, you have a better spot at it.

I'm getting a lot of get the civic. Basically then, my final question is, how often do BMW's break down on you? If it is very rare, put it is expensive to fix, no problem. Will the car last, is what I want to know?

I get the low-end of this. Work at Fox's Pizza, and bus at Scrambler Maries.

A morning job, then off to the night job.

He got fucked up!

Ok, well did not know there was a difference. But I geuss you learn something new every day.

Well, paint has a scratch that I saw, interior is nice, the leather is not torn up, the top has already been replaced, and the place that has fixed any problem they found with it.

 

So a 20 year old car with 105 k on the odometer, I would say nice.

Good thing it's all straightened out.

Basically, do Beamers break every fucking day? I used to have a DSM, which is more tone to having problems? A beamer, or DSM, cause the DSM I could have money for anytime something went wrong with it.

Well the cars have almost exactly the same amount of miles on them. Well Motor wise, 20k dif. Car itself, 45k dif. I heard Beamers last quite sometime if well taken care of, and I have some ok pockets. Not rich, but not poor.

Basically, I'm looking into an 88 325i Beamer, just wondering if anything went wrong, who does the best for the price. Seeing as how they are expensive to work on, I want someone trustworthy for my cash.

Where is the best place, to get Beamers worked on for a reasonable place.

I live in that exact area, right by waggoner by Target and Meijer. Crime there is fine, it is a quiet area, with the exception of the construction going on right now. Down on Waggoner by the tracks there is Section 8 housing and income based housing but there really is not a problem with it. Just realize this area out here is building fast.

Well it is owned by someone I know. They own a small repair and sales lot and they just picked it up at an auction. They are looking at the car tomorrow and then when they are done looking at it, and finding out what it needs and does not need they are calling me.

I'm jealous of that RX-7. Dream car 93 R1.

Well, I dont really know all together. If the BMW is in good shape, it will be easy as butt to resell. I could honestly buy it and flip it like that. But...

It will be a daily. Just something to get me to school and hockey. But I cant really afford a mustang. If I could I would just go buy me a Camaro or a 300zx, but I'm a broke ass kid.

One is Trowas, the BMW, is yet to be seen, I'm looking at it tomorrow.

1988 325i convertible, 105k miles 5 spd, 4g.

 

99 Civic EX b20 eng. 85k on motor, 4g?

 

I'm indecisive.

Yes, happy b-day to the ODB!

Buy a DSM and have fun fixing it every weekend.

PM'd. Fell through on the Prelude I'm looking at.

hippy_with_a_hackeysack@yahoo.com send me pictures, inside and out. All views of car, speaker setup, dash, all of it. I'm very interested depending on the price you can swing.

The only reason I miss going to Columbus Public schools. You get to see that stuff. But I'm glad I'm gone, being the only white kid in a school is not cool.

For Paint? I mean, I need a price on the sand prime and paint job, w/ and w/o paint included.

Thanks all for the help, gonna prolly get this thing tomorrow, now all I need is someone who can get me a nice paint job for a good price. Car is from Georgia so paint is all faded.