[chenx15]

Originally Posted by ik999

Thank you for the tips.

Apparently, European Auto Body has a very good reputation, but is also known for being a more expensive option.

If I'm looking to keep the expenses down, what would you recommend?

I am worried about the frame and suspension. I want a shop that has the right equipment, and know what they are doing. A tall order, I presume.

Regards,

it's actually not so bad. i had a problem with my e90 bumper before. they changed it with a new for 850 only

[Kyle753]

Hi All, i recently signed up for this forum so unfortunately i cant post in classified just yet.

Im looking for an OEM passenger side skirt for pre lci e90 sedan. Titanium silver preferred!

[KPDoubleX]

Originally Posted by jim.e.

Just stay away from Velocity Auto whatever you do...my friend owns a shop across from them and I see the shit show that goes on there on a daily basis.

I have had nothing but amazing experiences with Barry from Velocity. They have worked wonders on my car at very competitive prices...

[jim.e.]

Originally Posted by KPDoubleX

I have had nothing but amazing experiences with Barry from Velocity. They have worked wonders on my car at very competitive prices...

Working at a competitive price is different than having piece of mind. The cheap price also comes with an "o-k" workmanship.

Are you well aware of the joy ride their employee had with a black Murcielago going back to the dealership? The fact that it hopped a curb? Needed a new drive shaft and some bodywork? The fact that they were also black listed for future insurance claims (unsure of the name of the insurance company involved)?

I'd never trust or recommend a body shop after that.

[///Mandy]

Originally Posted by jim.e.

Working at a competitive price is different than having piece of mind. The cheap price also comes with an "o-k" workmanship.

Are you well aware of the joy ride their employee had with a black Murcielago going back to the dealership? The fact that it hopped a curb? Needed a new drive shaft and some bodywork? The fact that they were also black listed for future insurance claims (unsure of the name of the insurance company involved)?

I'd never trust or recommend a body shop after that.

Yikes....

[e9012345]

Originally Posted by Kyle753

Hi All, i recently signed up for this forum so unfortunately i cant post in classified just yet.

Im looking for an OEM passenger side skirt for pre lci e90 sedan. Titanium silver preferred!

Go to Maranello BMW parts dept.

[dulak]

http://autos.sympatico.ca/features/1...-ontario/5#glr

[Revision2]

Originally Posted by dulak

http://autos.sympatico.ca/features/1...-ontario/5#glr

I believe Saturn and his exotics crew were going to see this very car when they dropped by Nash's season closer meet on their way out west.

[Havok_2011]

Originally Posted by ik999

Thank you for the tips.

Apparently, European Auto Body has a very good reputation, but is also known for being a more expensive option.

If I'm looking to keep the expenses down, what would you recommend?

I am worried about the frame and suspension. I want a shop that has the right equipment, and know what they are doing. A tall order, I presume.

Regards,

Go to StreetXtreme located at 8 Laidlaw Blvd Unit 2, Markham, ON.

Phone numbers are:

Shop Line: 905-554-8628
Patrick Hoang: 416-885-3238
Ronald Yu: 416-949-2001

Talk to Ron or Patrick, tell them Nick M sent you. They know who I am, and will 100% take care of your car for a good price.

And as jim.e states, stay away from Velocity. I have known them for many years, Barry personally. They fkd up my 350z a while back because they have a bunch of monkeys working in their shop...not the way it used to be when the owners actually were involved in their work. They are absolute crap. I would tell it to their faces on any given day.

[Havok_2011]

Originally Posted by Revision2

I believe Saturn and his exotics crew were going to see this very car when they dropped by Nash's season closer meet on their way out west.

Yup it was featured at the AutoShow last year

Quote from the article:

"LMC's role as caretaker includes, among other things, taking the vehicle to the track for the owner, preparing it for circuit use and performing basic maintenance between events. I asked if any special equipment was required and Klutt chuckled: "Pagani sent over a crate—one of those crates that Formula One teams use—full of tools! There's about $15,000 worth of tools between the computer, stands, pneumatic jacks and the special impact gun for the wheel nuts."

Damnnn I wish I owned this car

[///Mandy]

Zonda R is my dream car....

[Havok_2011]

Originally Posted by ///Mandy

Zonda R is my dream car....

Mine too! Would be be #1 car to buy if I was rich.

[Revision2]

Originally Posted by Havok_2011

Mine too! Would be be #1 car to buy if I was rich.

I'd settle for one of the road going versions of it or the Lotus Exos Experience (T125) since it's a bit more affordable at $1 million



For those that don't know what the Zonda R is all about. And yes I'm a huge fan of Top Gear UK.

[jheath]

Hey Locals, not quite Toronto here, out in the stix in the Kdubs. Just thought I would say a quick hello. Only been a member here for a few days, but have had some good chats with some local forum members and got a great deal on some winter rims.

[Revision2]

Originally Posted by jheath

Hey Locals, not quite Toronto here, out in the stix in the Kdubs. Just thought I would say a quick hello. Only been a member here for a few days, but have had some good chats with some local forum members and got a great deal on some winter rims.

Welcome! I use to go to UDub and if I remember correctly it's a bit more fun living out there with a sport sedan cause a lot less traffic and not far from back country roads. Those winters you scored a deal on will definitely come in handy though.

[Havok_2011]

Sweet!!! I haven't seen this video!! thanks Revision2!!!

Yes Type R FTW!! I have a nice detailed model of it sitting in my office desk.

This video has a sadder ending the Titanic movie

Originally Posted by Revision2

For those that don't know what the Zonda R is all about. And yes I'm a huge fan of Top Gear UK.

[///Mandy]

Hey everyone!
How was everyone's weekend?

[Revision2]

Originally Posted by ///Mandy

Hey everyone!
How was everyone's weekend?

Prepped the backyard for winter, got sick, end of story.

Becareful out there cause according to the doc and what I'm seeing in my workplace there is definitely something nasty going around.

[Havok_2011]

Originally Posted by Revision2

Prepped the backyard for winter, got sick, end of story.

Becareful out there cause according to the doc and what I'm seeing in my workplace there is definitely something nasty going around.

That sucksss....

Though I have been suffering from a herniated disk in my lower back for the past two weeks now. Finally got my MRI done this morning...at 5am!! Uhhh...now I am at work...already tired.

Positive note, I leave tomorrow for Vegas....birthday partay time.

[Mspeed_1]

i didn't do any yardwork this past weekend, weather was too nice. Still have leafs needed to be racked up, I'll work on it this weekend. I've been taking cold-fx as preventative measures, as a few people at work already gotten sick.

[jheath]

City bound tomorrow AM for Auto Links. Looking forward to some Pinnacle Ceramic on the D before the day's out .

[marks335]

Hi Everyone,

I am new to the E90 world. Picking up a 2007 335/6 on monday. Been an E34 guy and Trillium Chapter member for years. My first modern BMW. Can't wait!

Mark