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OT: Firebirds and BMWs (Don't Shoot me, please)

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Banditlead

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Can someone point me in the direction of a forum for firebirds? Particulary the F-Bodies?

My friend has a 1990 Firebird that is always having things broken. I tried to find a good forum online, and then I remembered that some members of this one have Firebirds, so I was hoping they could point me in the right direction.

And I am buying a 1987 BMW 325i for 700 dollars as a daily driver... Can someone point me in the direction for that too? I found a forum for Winnipeg.. but it was dead and Canadian, so I felt kinda weird joining that.

Thanks again, please don't shoot me!

My first love though, will always be my Mustang!

And yes.. I know this is a Mustang Forum... And these are non mustang related questions.... but yea, you people are pretty good at helping with non Mustang stuff too.
 

PoliceInterceptor

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For the BMW.

http://bimmer.roadfly.org/bmw/forums/e30/

Make sure the timing belt has been changed in the last 30,000 or so, if not change it.
 

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www.automotiveforums.com
 
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try www.fbody.com for the firebird. BTW all firebirds are f-bodies at least from 70-up, and i'm pretty sure the 67-69 as well
 

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www.fordvschevy.com
 
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Banditlead

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Thanks for the help, those are good links.
 
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For the Bird: www.thirdgen.org and www.firebirdv6.com (if it's a 6 er). We've got an 82 Bird waiting for resto, my husbands first car....Mustangs & Firebirds can coexist......
 
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