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Ah, I thought that wheel looked familiar after all \:D/ My first BMW was an E21 320 iS, don't recall that steering wheel per se, but I was gonna say M1, figured I would get blasted for that :-" I also had an early Euro eons ago, and IIRC, the rear seat belts were added as part of the DOT proces...

I was thinking the same thing, rear head rests

They look cool but good luck trying to clean the inside of the rear glass

Interesting steering wheel as well, not sure if I've ever seen that one

Rear seat belts appear to be a DOT addition at the time of federalization

Wow, nice

Would you mind telling us how much

And is that Walnut Creek, CA

I'm in Gilroy

Maybe later I'll touch up the visible rusty spots Song, you should go back, remove the new tips and coat all of the rusted areas with POR-15 :-" It comes in lots of colors, including a version of silver that I used on the rusted portions of my brake rotors \:D/ Otherwise, looks great =D> I was...

Interesting indeed :-" Our X5 has something similar, but both sides do function, eventually :roll: On a cold start, the exhaust only comes out of one side for about half a minute, before the other side opens :-k One has to wonder what BMW is thinking with these setups, besides making things mor...

Thanks Yasin

A buddy of mine saw that and said that it looks like it was made for it

Well, interesting, since it is

Figuring out how to mount it was the hardest part

Moving this thread to the "Exterior" forum where it should get more visibility

Yes, finally got to yet another project, something I purchased about a hundred years ago :roll: I had picked up a center console from a series II eons ago and finally dug it out and figured out how to mount it, which took a little figuring, since series I cars don't have these originally :-" Lu...

Here's what a guy out my way did on his M6, appears to be an S38 but I really wouldn't know if that matters or not :-k I could put you in touch with him but would want to contact him first and take the discussion off line :-" I would ask him to post as well, of course, but I'm not sure if he's ...

Here's how I routed wiring from the engine bay into the cabin (the 2 blue ones), hard to see but there's plenty of places to sneak a couple of wires through

And here's the entire story of my gauge install

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What's the latest on where to find rear markers for these pods?

Dmitry, you should hit up Ralph in SoCal for the rear/side markers, he'll probably have what you need

Lookin' good, nice work fitting the world bumper parts

Sounds good, we talked last night as well

Did you come up with a plan to get them

I offered to play middle man of sorts, if that will help

Dug, you have a PM from me

Bump for Bob.

That's Bert, Yasin, I'm Bob

They do look good though

I just sent Leonard a text, they are in Paso Robles, not sure if you knew that

Where are you these days, so that I can let him know

Dug, Leonard and Craig in Paso have a pair

Lemme reach out to them for ya, they have been wanting to unload these, they could use the space, like the rest of us

No affiliation, as usual

https://www.hemmings.com/auction/1987-b ... e=saturday

Looks a little rough in places but could be a good deal as well

Front air dam appears to be a Racing Dynamics unit and is not stock

Not to worry, Bert, I'm sure that most, if not all of us, have other brands of vehicles

But yeah, let's see some pix

Welcome, nice score

Hmm, Zender body kit, M parallel wheels, "some" shadowline trim, what's not to like

So, that rear apron is also a Zender item

Once again, welcome to the madness

Yep, works like a charm \:D/ I will admit, however, that the last time I used it I had a bitch of a time getting air out of the clutch hydraulics after replacing the brake MC and had to reverse bleed, which did work :-" And I will also add that I didn't follow the instructions which tell you to...

John, I sent you a PM, please check...

Song, funny, "if I only had a clutch to worry about" \:D/ What you need is in the attached photo, a pressure bleeder =D> This has got plenty of use, and not just on the green shark :-" Regarding the rear parcel shelf, I think it's up to you to refinish it yourself [-( Here's a linky t...

Hey Ralph, with all due respect, I'm fairly certain that the inner workings of the doors between series I and series II cars is vastly different

Which of course is also true of just about everything else mechanical and cosmetic between the 2

They all just sorta look alike

The red M6 sold for $65.1k yesterday, less than I expected

Hopefully these photos will help [-o< The first shot is of my remote lock actuator, but you can see that it simply attaches to the existing lock mechanism and when activated, pushes the linkage up or down, depending on if you are locking or unlocking :-" So it "may" be possible to try...