Hey everyone!
I’ve been on these forums on/off for over 10 years. I occasionally pop in to see what’s new or look up explanations for error codes. But there’s one thing that seemed to draw my attention back to this site more than anything… an ancient 2014 listing of a very special car in Hawaii - Brewster Green E92 M3 ZCP.
As a BMW nerd who moonlights as a Porsche fan, this one checked every imaginable box. Perhaps one too many boxes (iDrive). I always told myself that I’d find this car and bring it back to the mainland. Fast forward many years, and the day has finally come thanks to some friends in Hawaii. The car now belongs to a good friend of mine right around the corner.
I was able to get in contact with the owner, who’s had it since 2014, and we agreed to a deal shortly thereafter. A couple days later, the car was loaded onto a 747 and arrived at LAX that night. Here are a couple photos from the tarmac.
It’s headed straight to MRF Engineering for a rod bearing service, and then I’ll get some proper photos.
Enjoy!
I’ve been on these forums on/off for over 10 years. I occasionally pop in to see what’s new or look up explanations for error codes. But there’s one thing that seemed to draw my attention back to this site more than anything… an ancient 2014 listing of a very special car in Hawaii - Brewster Green E92 M3 ZCP.
As a BMW nerd who moonlights as a Porsche fan, this one checked every imaginable box. Perhaps one too many boxes (iDrive). I always told myself that I’d find this car and bring it back to the mainland. Fast forward many years, and the day has finally come thanks to some friends in Hawaii. The car now belongs to a good friend of mine right around the corner.
I was able to get in contact with the owner, who’s had it since 2014, and we agreed to a deal shortly thereafter. A couple days later, the car was loaded onto a 747 and arrived at LAX that night. Here are a couple photos from the tarmac.
It’s headed straight to MRF Engineering for a rod bearing service, and then I’ll get some proper photos.
Enjoy!