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Thanx Baders, Brian and RHanley. This is the only time I recall getting the info I needed.
But, then, I've misplaced my memory a few times lately too.
Greg

Guys I stopped trying to inject a little humor in the beginning because I was misunderstood. Now, because I mentioned thinking that a tekkie may know how to investigate a topic, I'm under full attack? I'm misunderstood again. I do apologize for being misunderstood. There was no belittling meant on m...

Hi Ken First, I like how we relate to each other,,mostly. But, there was no call to chastise me for letting Song know the answer to his question was already answered just above his query. I said, being a tekkie, he should know how to research his topic. That wasn't harsh at all! I hold onto that! I ...

No I wasn't and, no I haven't! I'll do better tomorrow! Thanx

Nice lookin' Alpina from Long Beach too!

I can't seem to feel the bolt holding the back seat to the kick panel. Can anyone guide me to it?
I just casually felt around for it though. In fact it was while I was driving! So,,,a very casual feel !

Christoper or whomever:
On the E12 the rear seat has a bolt at the top of the kick panel. I haven't found it while lazily feeling for it on
Buster.
Are they there on my E12 E24?
Thanx in advance,,,,Greg

I sure hope there's a short shift kit involved! Otherwise,,,

I just went to the website you posted and only found a Bugatti, a statue, an airplane and an over sized fan!

Wow! That's a step in the right direction. Even over watching your grass grow?
Next you'll admit to enjoying watching the very fit ladies! Progress has no ending!
Yup, I saw that,,,,,,,,,,,,,just!
Oh and, the Aussies have been eliminated by you know who.

Something else to ponder; if as stated there are only 153 built, why does the dash plaque read #292??

Very nice but, now shouldn't you find a wooden gearshift knob?

Good one Dude; and yes! In fact, quite a few!:lol:

Baders, if you'd rather watch your lawn grow than watch tennis, all I can say is I could embarrass you on the tennis court! :wink: Or, at least I use to be able to till my knees said 'no more'. I have about twenty trophies. I was forced to quit playing about six years ago but, I'm teaching my cousin...

UPDATE: We both looked for numbers anywhere on the diff and came up empty! Bob said too many layers of paint? I showed him your picture, Bobbo so, he even sanded in some places, down to metal with no info. What does this indicate? Bobbo, is you picture from the left front of the diff? It looks like ...

Thanx for posting this info, Ubercoupe.
The 635 pictured looks just like my Buster except that I have 16" Hartges.
Greg

You guys are wonderfully NUTZ!! And I love it!

You still didn't offer the name & number of your source. Why not?

Tell the Wifey that she married you because you have a functioning smeller! Among other things?

Are you sure it isn't the switch or fuse? :-k After checking the fuse, you can change the switches around to find if it is or isn't the switch. Be extra careful when pulling the switch from it's seat. The lower cover might dislodge allowing the wires to fall out. Then you'll have to figure out where...

Thanx for posting! Please name the place where you bought your rubber from? Phone # ?

Thanx, Brucey. Good info as always.
Greg

Good thinking, Pod! :lol: It's the pump I bought from BavAuto. I stick a tube down the dipstick tube & pump the plunger provided on the plastic can which sucks the oil out. It works well enough for about three oil changes, then, I take it to Bob to do it the right way. It's time for a valve adjustme...

Did you ever feed the seats?
It makes them much more attractive.

Thanx Bobbo, I'll ask him to do that. And, in my case the title Grip means I use to work in the film biz. Grips who know what they're doing, as in my case, of course, :lol: can be the glue that holds the production together. We are sorta the glue between the Camera dept. and the Electrical dept. The...