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Here's a pic

The back is the same as the original version, with the website and whatnot

Hmm, won't let me attach it

I'll see if I can change the file type

Here's a couple of links that should get you a bit more excited

viewtopic.php?t=33882

viewtopic.php?t=33806

Lookin' good, as usual

Yasin, can you please let the forum know what you used on the grills

They look very shiny, nice

Ronnie, I put a late model rear parcel shelf with the blind in my 80, so you should be good to go :-" The only "issue" that I had was that there wasn't anywhere to attach the blind to when you pull it up #-o So I used a couple of metal clips that attach to the rear windshield gasket, ...

Wow, impressive work indeed, I probably would have moved on as well

I too am looking forward to the finished product

Color choice

Wow, very nice, but too rich for my blood

Serial number 1, how cool is that

Don't have one, but I'm gonna move your post to the "Wanted" forum

Don't have one (other than the one in my 6er ) but you need to mention if you need am early side loader or later rear loader

I was going to suggest sanding with progressively finer sand paper, then treating with the black plastic treatment of your liking, but you beat me to it

Good job, looks damn good

Song, try FCP Euro for a replacement brake bomb, they claim to warranty every part for a lifetime

Try Maximillian Auto Parts

https://www.bmwmobiletradition-online.c ... &showus=on

Fairly certain they are in Europe, somewhere

Yes, welcome, beauty

Please tell us more about your shark

Phil, good points about some important photos being absent

Those wheels appear to be the original black lined TRX

Phil, double post, OK if I remove the other one

Impressive work, as usual

I wonder if the intercooler pipe could have been routed closer to the oil pan

But you will definitely need some sort of protection under there, regardless

How about a quote, Bert

I got a quote from well regarded interior guy local to me, but I would have to sell a kidney in order to afford it

I bought the headliner from slownrusty, originally purchased from World Upholstery

Great find Scott

He's fairly local to me, I'll send out the linky to a couple of the locals to see if anybody recognizes him

Just 24K on the clock

Dang, nice find

Sorry, but I gotta ask, why do you want or need mud flaps on your M6

Here's what FCP Euro offers

https://www.fcpeuro.com/BMW-parts/635CS ... =9&d=69&v=

Personally I would use Bosch, but they also offer NGK

Sansouci. upgrading to LEDs is more difficult than it sounds :-({|= For reference with my experiences in a series 1 :-" https://bigcoupe.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?t=33619 Series 2 is likely to be even more difficult, since the low current draw of LEDs will throw errors to your check panel/OBC wh...

Yes Scott, photos are now visible

However, no PM, I'll check with Brian to see if there's something up with that feature, post site reset

At long last, we have come to a final solution to the supply of the Mwrench steering box reinforcement kits =D> They are currently available for immediate shipment from the following shop, located in San Mateo, CA :-" Name: The Studio Presents PH: 408-596-9189 Email: info@thestudiopresents Inst...

Hey Scott, interesting writeup on your rear brake caliper rebuild process, but we can't see your pix :cry: I suspect you are linking to your website but you can attach up to 4 photos per post directly, using the "attachments" feature below your posts :wink: And I sent you a PM so that we c...

Well, if you don't have wheels the same width, rotation is not an option :-? I hope we didn't "steer" you clearly, but having wider wheels rear than front makes rotating impossible :-" Please check with your supplier so you can discuss this, unless you're good to go :-? Moving right t...

Cool

My tire size recommendations:

Front: 205/55-16
Rear: 225/50-16