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Wow, this E24 seems to have a full E32 interior (see photo 6)

Great job! Just as on your previous blue car.

Wow these wheels look very good! Nice fit as well, perfect size.

Sixracer1 wrote: ↑Fri Oct 15, 2021 2:16 am I moved to a new house with an attached garage!
My baby no longer has to bump elbows with Jettas and A4s in a common garage.
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That's a nice and large garage!

Nice

Thanks!

Welcome to the forum.
Have fun with restoring the car.
Nice list of other cars by the way

Cool!

Super!
Thanks for sharing.

I posted a few weeks ago on his Instagram that we love to see him on bigcoupe.

The trunk emblem can still be bought new, part no. 51141872329
I bought one at the BMW dealer for € 50,00 six months ago, just looked it up, now costs € 133,00

If you think gas prices in the USA are high, then compare it to the prices in my country (Netherlands).

https://www.globalpetrolprices.com/gasoline_prices/

Thanks for sharing your experience Yasin. This may come in handy in the future.

I did have issues with this gauge as well (jumping up and down). It was solved when I polished and cleaned all contacts with cleaning spray.

So cool! I am just like you with this stuff :D Love it. I used this oil, also a classic mineral oil in a metal can so it looks extra classic. Made in the Netherlands. https://api.kroon-oil.com/img/web/part/300x300/34539.png The spouts are very common here in Europe, most of the oil cans have them, v...

The 19's look big on the slim E24 chassis in comparison to a modern car. Nowadays 19's are relatively small. The bigcoupe of the past is just a small car in present.

That looks much better!
You could refresh the AFM as well with a cover (part no. 13621711292), see Bobbo's picture in this post.
https://bigcoupe.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.p ... 50#p227963

Welcome here Pete!
Nice car, looks original.

Enter your VIN here, it will tell a lot about your car.
Perhaps the options (bottom of the page) may answer your question about the radio.
https://bimmer.work

Here in Europe we often place a metal plate on top as a finish. Usually the sheet metal sheet is bent at the front to cover the front wooden edge as well. And a small ledge in the back where it is pushed against the wall. When damaged, just grind it smooth and it's like new again. https://www.acerax...

that's strange.

Perfect end result Bobbo!
Looks great.

Klaus wrote: ↑Fri Sep 17, 2021 3:00 am Looks like we are going to see a lot more parts going extinct, time to stock up...

Klaus

Not a bad idea. The bad thing is though that the prices of the remaining parts are already quite high

Thank you for your kind words Jeff!