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If you think Columbus is bad try Denver...

I met you when you were a banker? I thought it was awesome that you took a chance on yourself and started your own thing. Saw nothing but great reviews from everyone and was hoping to have a similar experience. I appreciate you owning up to it, but it still sucks that you miss out on deals because of time issues or follow up. I would never tell anyone to not go to you, but from my experience I, unfortunately, couldn't recommend you to my Columbus friends.

I like Jordan. Bought something off of him once, but as a business guy missed opportunities from a capable seller and serious buyer irks me.

Fool me once - contact Jordan about a car I want with cash in hand followed by radio silence. Fool me twice - contact Jordan for another car I want with cash in hand followed by radio silence. Glad everyone has had good experiences, but unsure about what I am missing.

My company is looking to get a custom trailer made. Tow behind type that has a side that lifts up/falls down revealing a showroom floor/retail space. Does anyone have experience with a setup like this?

Just went through this. I found the setting she wanted then started diamond shopping. I couldn't find a better deal than bluenile. The only complaint I hear about them is that you can't see the diamond before you buy. I just set the filters a few settings up for the diamond quality and found a size that looked good in the setting. The diamond alone was a few thousand less than the second cheapest comparable I found.

Type of lift?

Sport dog here. Turned my adopted 9 month old with no training crazy puppy into a fully trained dog in 4 weeks.

Sold it this weekend to a guy from New Jersey. Non-paying ebayers were driving me nuts.

I think I have a 55-200. Shoot me a PM.

Reminds me of this: http://i.imgur.com/ILT5JJv.gifv

I got an offer for full asking today ($11,000), but the car hit the reserve ($10,000) with 5 days remaining on ebay this morning. I am going to let the ebay auction run it's course and if it doesn't work out I'll reach back out to the guy who offered me $11,000.

This industry really has its ups and downs.

Any reason why all those small angles welded together are superior to a proper mandrel bend?

I can't see a Z8 conversion costing much more. Seems like that would be a much better idea.

In case anyone wants to have some fun watching the bids (hopefully) go up. http://www.ebay.com/itm/191881933340?forcerRptr=true&item=191881933340&viewitem=

I was at a Barrett Jackson auction a few years back and they auctioned off a 1983 station wagon they used to test the 1984 corvette motor and suspension. Went for ~10k, I always thought that would have been a cool buy.

More pictures.

I didn't weigh anything so all my information is regurgitated. Just keep in mind this is a M62B44 dual overhead cam motor, not a pushrod LS. The M62 is all aluminum and even some magnesium, but I would still be very surprised to learn it was lighter than an LS. That said handling is great and the car is a blast to drive and the extra power and weight is handled by the new suspension and brake upgrades.

I pulled my info from here: http://www.bimmerforums.com/2009/08/engine-faq/

Everyone in R3V is saying I should be asking closer to 16k. I think the asking price is very fair.

You know you want to jewtoys. E30s aren't getting any cheaper. And I would be surprised if this motor was lighter than an LS. I pulled all of those from the same website so maybe they were all dry weights?

318 motor weighs 220 lbs 325 motor weighs 258 lbs M62B44 weighs 308 lbs Not bad when you compare it to the common swaps these chassis typically see: E36 M3 motor weighs 333 lbs M50/M52 motors weigh around 300 Plus this motor pushes the weight back compared to their I6 motors.

It is more difficult, but not overly. The motor wiring makes it more complex, but mechanically it's all the same. Glad I kept it in the family.

Not local, but: http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/5601354050.html In case anyone is interested... I'm in Columbus often so I can setup delivery.