Velkome To Der OktoberSvap!
The next swapmeet has not yet been put on the calendar. If you have a preferred date, let us know. See what happened at the October 14, 2006 swapmeet below.
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October 14, 2006
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Let's face it... 16 months was too long to wait to have so much fun. This year about three times the people were here, with piles of parts on tables, on truck beds, in trunks, and throughout the grounds. Lots of people were here to wheel and deal, so there was a 535i/735i swap, and a 325/big 6 swap that came out of it, as well as one guy actually taking the opportunity to install his new (used) roll bar in his show-quality 2002 tii. He had a list of parts that was about half as big when he left. There were obscure parts, like the tow hitch for a euro 7 and it's turbo / air intake. There were lots of items for newer cars, like e36 lights/taillights, instrument clusters and several sets of various sized wheels. The brats were not soggy like in '05, because it was a beautiful warm October day in Denver. Several were cooked a bit on the crispy side, but the sodas were cold, and someone brought a bunch of tasty German lunch treats called Runza-style sandwiches that are apparently the rage in Nebraska, but largely unknown in Denver... not for long! MMM-MMMMM, good! If you weren't here, you missed a great time, as well as a demonstration of an incredible German analysis tool that can literally reprogram your Bimmer's computer, as well as tell us exactly what's wrong with real-time metrics from the on-board computer. So, if you want to really know what's wrong with your car, and get it fixed without the guesswork, drop it in for an analysis at the shop: 187 W. Alameda Ave. in Denver, CO. Cheers! |
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Though it rained a bit, we had a blast. Everybody showed up with a rain jacket on, and we ate a couple of bratwurst. It was exciting starting the barbecue in the rain, but some nifty little BBQ bricks were on hand, and did a great job! Robert was able to help several people fix odd issues, and one guy randomly showed up looking for parts for his E30 318i on the best day of the year! There was an E28 528e for a STEAL of a price... several of us drove it, and what a nice little car! All told, there was about 20 people come and go, and most stayed until the rain slowed down a bit, and the brats came off the fire. Thanks to all who showed up and had a great time with us, and be sure to stop in at the next swapmeet in June of 2006!!! Cheers! |
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