E21 Project Thread - Part 2
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You have valid points here. So then the question comes down to black door cards, brown door cards or maybe black cards with brown handle/armrest piece? Not sure how that would turn out tho.
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i like black pulls because they hide the hand oil stains, but brown will look really nice too.
found some brown ones on ebay, they look great that way: http://www.ebay.com/itm/BMW-e21-mocca-brown-front-and-rear-door-panels-with-handles-and-ashtrays-/131727654317?hash=item1eab947dad:g:2y8AAOSwoydWmn6h&vxp=mtr
Dan
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Yeah i saw those too on ebay. I would worry tho that this brown wouldn't match the brown in my seats. If I were to go brown door cards, I would dye the ones I have the same color as my seats so its an exact match.
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yeah i wasnt suggesting buying them, just finding an example of all brown door cards to see how it looks.
Dan
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Seats are complete!!
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Thanks guys!!
Carpet set with rear seat delete ordered.
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this is a skillset way beyond my wheelhouse.Β I feel dumb.Β
Seats look pretty good IMO.
2011 E92 M3 6MT ZCP - ESS 625 supercharged
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2003 E39 M5
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Got my poly e30 diff bushing in the mail from garagistics. Yellow to match the other yellow bushings already on my car.
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Even your bushing color matches. #earlmode
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Even your bushing color matches. #earlmode
He's an inspiration!!!
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Just ordered a central locking door lock kit for the beast
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carpet set is done and on its way!!!!
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Just ordered a central locking door lock kit for the beast
Getting the central locking system working along with redoing all the cylinders on my e30 is in the top 3 of fixes I've done to it.
You're kicking ass! Keep it rolling!!
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Central locking kit should be here today.
Got the rear percel shelf and rear seat belts removed. Also started laying down the carpet underlayment/soundproofing/heatproofing in prep for the new carpet set.
exhaust is rubbing on the e30 driveshaft a tad, so in process of putting a new exhaust hanger on to move it slightly. Then just need new muffler hangers for that.
Started laying out where the aerocatch hood latches will be installed as well as reinforcing the fiberglass hood. Hood is pretty flimsy and flexes a lot. I want to stiffen it up a bit without adding too much weight.
Had the car idling this weekend and found oil leaking at turbo. Seems that the bolts holding the center section to the turbine housing loosened up. Tightened the ones I could reach easily and trying to figure out how to tighten the last bolt that is a bugger to get to.
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Carpet set came today!!!
Taking the advice from the headliner adhesive thread and will most likely grab some 3M 90 adhesive spray when installing these. Gotta wait for a hot, sunny day so that I can leave the carpet out in the sun to soften up while installing. I'm excited!!!
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maybe i missed it, whats the deal with the carpet set? does the e21 not have a single floor pan piece or do you have to connect these together somehow? your talking about glue, do they get glued to the sheet metal?
Dan
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maybe i missed it, whats the deal with the carpet set? does the e21 not have a single floor pan piece or do you have to connect these together somehow? your talking about glue, do they get glued to the sheet metal?
I believe these get glued right to the sheet metal. Maybe his came in pieces for sale of delivery?
Mine came as a whole and was rolled up. Had to pop it into shape and leave it on the heat for a bit
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maybe i missed it, whats the deal with the carpet set? does the e21 not have a single floor pan piece or do you have to connect these together somehow? your talking about glue, do they get glued to the sheet metal?
Not too many companies make the molded carpet sets. They are pricey to ship and a bitch to install. A BF member named Esty makes these pieces carpet sets for E21s and 2002s out of OEM style carpet. Better quality and easier install. And yes, they get glued directly to sheet metal. Or, like I'm doing is placing a foil backed soundproof/heat proofing padding down first and gluing the carpet to that.
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