My name is Earl, and I have a Stainless Steel bolt fetish =)

[Earl]

I removed the clips from my old inner window seal and installed them on the new one as they are NLA

Installed the door card next. Really happy with how it came together. I just need to find my mirror switch and order new mirror covers.

I also got a blower motor cover and removed the insulation. I will be smoothing it out and modifying it a bit as well.

[Earl]

Finally had my new bumper trim so I threw it on to get an idea of how the rear will look when "finished"

[B C]

Yuss!

[jc43089]

That looks good.  It changes the whole look to have the exhaust cutout eliminated.

[Jdesign]

Earl said:

"finished"

LOL.......

Butt man, that looks great!!!

[Earl]

Test fit my new carpets. I should be able to start on the false floor frame shortly 

[B C]

What goes in that cubby space, a wheelbarrow tire?

[Earl]

That is where the compact tool kit usually goes. The donut spare is usually mounted to the underside of the car.

[Jdesign]

Like a pickup. Weird.

[Earl]

I've been meaning to update this but photobucket is blocked at work. 

I had a blockoff plate cut at work to fill the hole in the trunk from the spare tire (don't mind the missing nut. The car usually has a push pin there. I have since ordered a third nut and siliconed the plate in place)

I recleaned the floor boards and removed the handbrake. The car lays frame when aired out and the whole system ( besides the handle itself) was missing from the car ever since I bought it. I will make a blockoff plate for the console until I can make a locking hydraulic handbrake that appears original 

Next up I ended up deciding what radiator I would run. I opted for the e36 radiator made by CSF. It will require some measuring to see what hoses work and such. The radiator is gorgeous and the quality is amazing.
 

I picked up some super rad Reboot Engineering radiator stays to rid of the flimsy, tricky, and ugly OE stays.

I also picked up new rubber isolators and 6 cylinder radiator brackets from the dealer.

Today I threw it in the car to mock it up and have it in place to extend the aux fan temp switch wiring perfectly.

I also finally found the part number for the rear splash guard nuts and threw them on temporarily. 

The last thing I have been working on is finding horns that sound good and aren't obnoxious. Everyone seems to use Hella Supertones and I just hate the sound of them. I opted for Hella Sharptones. Unfortunately they're ugly as sin when you buy them but I fixed that quickly.

I was told that the hardware is garbage and corrodes quickly so the obvious choice was to replace them with stainless socket head hardware.

That brings us up to speed. I have a package enroute from Germany and some other little things here and there, so updates should be coming more frequently=)

[Bassboy3313]

In for the locking hydro brake that looks stock as I want to do the same for the e21.

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[B C]

Amazing stuff, Earl! I need new horns so I will check those out.

[Jdesign]

Hydro brake- I cant wait to see what you do for this!

Hellas- How different are the sharp tones compared to the super tones? I am glad you replaced that hardware, it does rust extremely fast!

Euro cover- Looks way better on my computer screen than my phone!

[Earl]

The supertones are more of a high screech. The Sharptones are a bit lower. The videos on youtube show a great deal of difference but they are still probably not accurate to the actual sound.

[Jdesign]

Earl said:

The supertones are more of a high screech. The Sharptones are a bit lower. The videos on youtube show a great deal of difference but they are still probably not accurate to the actual sound. 

Just looked it up. I really like how they sound compared to the supertones.

[Jdesign]

Earl! Updates?

[B C]

Earl? Updates!

[Rekpoint]

Earl. Updates.

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[Earl]

Photobucket is blocked at work and I have been too lazy to compile updates using my phone haha

[Jdesign]