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There are another 6 bolts (3 per side) behind the head lights, which make it possible to move the bonnet up- and downwards.

What a great looking shark! I do love Cirrus blue.

Welcome to the forum!
We already follow each other on Instagram, these photos looked familiar to me

Most likely the bulbs are broken, there are only 2 in the unit.

Removing the dash isn't that much work. Gluing and stretching the cover to make it fit the dash is much more work. Too bad the plastic dash cap was of bad quality. That would have been the easiest fix. Bert had a good idea as well, repair the cracks and spray the dash with truck bed liner spray. Ano...

It's the same one from JF Customs. I used the Highline cover. It was a lot cheaper though when I bought it.

It needs to be glued to your dash. You will also need to smoothen the cracks before you do that. Performing thus work with the dashboard inside the car will be impossible.

I did the leather cover. A lot of work and you will need to remove the dash for it. So not an option for you I assume after reading your post.

Slownrusty wrote: ↑Wed May 26, 2021 12:35 am

635sharknose wrote: ↑Tue May 25, 2021 5:05 pm What kind of sports car was already in the truck?

Paul...check this out:

OMG, that must be a fast car! A Lamborghini if I'm correct.

Welcome to the forum Joe, nice collection!

What kind of sports car was already in the truck?

Candycj1 wrote: ↑Sun May 23, 2021 2:23 pm presumably if that's the case i could disconnect a badly connected part and not see any difference in running too?

If you are 100% sure that the part itself is working properly, that could work.

Perhaps it's not one of these part that's bad but a dirty connector or broken cable.
I would continuity test all the cables back to the CPU to make sure.

I got the plastic screw covers out by punching a small hole in them. I have not replaced them yet.
They can still be bought at BMW, it's part no. 64221370340.

My first thought is the dimmer (potentiometer) inside the light switch. It can be bad or dirty.

Da_Hose wrote: ↑Tue May 18, 2021 6:04 pm I wouldn't seek out that artists' music, but I'd be ok if it was on at a bar, bistro, etc.

I like how prominently the 6er is featured!

Jose

Well described Jose, I feel exactly the same about it.

plip1953 wrote: ↑Tue May 18, 2021 4:09 pm I agree, much better value for money, although I didn't see a mileage figure?

I found on another website it has done 97000 miles.

plip1953 wrote: ↑Mon May 17, 2021 5:46 pm Also there's something not quite right about the fit of the bonnet on the driver's side and the top plastic cover over the bumper has an unusual, albeit totally uniform, gap right across.

Very sharp Phil!
It is a very nice car but not perfect, for this price it should be, in my opinion.

Have you tested it? See this useful video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-_ORQ-Gsmg

I saw it as well, with just one minute to go, the bidding went up pretty rapidly. Can imagine this was a existing moment for you.
Hope to welcome the new owner here on BigCoupe soon.

Sold! Satisfied?

This is going to be an exiting day for you Yasin. Still rising.

I do know that a very common way is to grease the window tracks with silicon spray.
The mechanisms usually need a good cleaning (remove old grease) before greasing it again.
Have fun!

The bidding is going up pretty fast now

Slownrusty wrote: ↑Sat May 08, 2021 12:24 am The good news is that I am keeping my '86 Bronzit and will be my new fun project! So more to come on that.

That's nice! Enjoyed your previous project and like to see another one coming!