austrian 360 glt
Posted: 11 Oct 2010 01:49 am
good morning
This is Mike from Austria, I own a 88' 360 GLT which I use during winter(so much fun on snow). Unfortunately the heater blower stopped working a while ago and so I started searching the net for answers, that's how I found this board. The fuses were fine and I ran out of ideas but then I found all the topics about dead resistors and yeah mine is gone too
so now I'm looking for a "new" one as it is really getting cold in my area(0°C atm).
here's a picture from last winter and also a little video of me and my friends having some fun in the snow
http://www.speeddevil.at/vid/schneedrift.mp4 (right click, save as)
I'm really glad to have found this site as the car isn't really popular here in Austria or Germany which makes it hard to find spare parts or get technical advice from fellow 300 drivers. To my suprise I saw some "drift spec 300" from the UK
that was quite bizarre for someone who is used to see people drifting around in their bimmers(I guess 8 out of 10 cars on drift days are bmws) or japanese imports
This is Mike from Austria, I own a 88' 360 GLT which I use during winter(so much fun on snow). Unfortunately the heater blower stopped working a while ago and so I started searching the net for answers, that's how I found this board. The fuses were fine and I ran out of ideas but then I found all the topics about dead resistors and yeah mine is gone too
so now I'm looking for a "new" one as it is really getting cold in my area(0°C atm).here's a picture from last winter and also a little video of me and my friends having some fun in the snow
I'm really glad to have found this site as the car isn't really popular here in Austria or Germany which makes it hard to find spare parts or get technical advice from fellow 300 drivers. To my suprise I saw some "drift spec 300" from the UK
that was quite bizarre for someone who is used to see people drifting around in their bimmers(I guess 8 out of 10 cars on drift days are bmws) or japanese imports