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  • dudley123
    Registered User
    • 23, 4, 2020
    • 230

    #91
    Another photo dump from the last month or so.

    Mirrors and new motors back on



    Resealed the diff, new paint and stencil "S"





    Restored ABS Pump back in the bay!


    Calipers back on. Resprayed the Brake Lines the olive drab instead of the new replacement which are black..





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    • dudley123
      Registered User
      • 23, 4, 2020
      • 230

      #92
      Replacement Stickers from the one and only, Pukar.







      Tossed on the carbon airbox to test fit things! Looks absolutely stunning imo


      Tossed the wiper linkage back in, new bushings, grease and fresh wiper motor. Fun fact, you order the replacement PN:61611373385
      It now has added casing/wings on the motor that interferes with the factory wiper linkage.. Checked and verified the right PN was sent to me and it was.. Plug was fine everything bolted up after removing the excess metal, see below.




      Next up is new foam for HVAC air blender doors and blower motor. Waiting for UPS as we're snowed in up in Seattle currently

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      • dudley123
        Registered User
        • 23, 4, 2020
        • 230

        #93
        Adding some interior goodies and cleaning out the old Booster tank. UV lights and 50 volume Peroxide seems to be SOP for retrobrighting old yellowed plastics.




        New Vapor Barriers for the doors. Traced out the old versions (Glad I saved them)





        New Firewall Insulation and heatshield






        Center console back in and time to toss in these Recaro Orthopeds




        New front & original rear glass going back in!






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        • Mick
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          • 19, 6, 2003
          • 4884

          #94
          I don't reply to these build threads as often as I'd like because I can't keep coming up with new ways to say how incredible it looks.

          I really love these threads though and look forward to the updates. I appreciate the effort put into posting, it's a big part of what keep this place interesting.

          Same goes for the threads by Konig J4JO BMG mlytle MagnusKK ...I'm sure I'm forgetting someone.

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          • dudley123
            Registered User
            • 23, 4, 2020
            • 230

            #95
            Originally posted by Mick View Post
            I don't reply to these build threads as often as I'd like because I can't keep coming up with new ways to say how incredible it looks.

            I really love these threads though and look forward to the updates. I appreciate the effort put into posting, it's a big part of what keep this place interesting.

            Same goes for the threads by Konig J4JO BMG mlytle MagnusKK ...I'm sure I'm forgetting someone.
            Thanks Mick! I always love watching/reading big build threads as well. Facebook is great for some things but chronological posts make so much more sense.

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            • Konig
              Registered User
              • 19, 1, 2015
              • 1123

              #96
              Originally posted by dudley123 View Post

              Thanks Mick! I always love watching/reading big build threads as well. Facebook is great for some things but chronological posts make so much more sense.
              Can’t tell you how many times I have gone back to reference my old posts for stuff I’ve forgotten, haha.
              1989 Lachs - sold
              1988 Lachs - sold
              1988 DS - sold
              Car blog
              Bay Area M3 FB group

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              • mlytle
                Registered
                • 23, 4, 2010
                • 926

                #97
                Originally posted by dudley123 View Post

                Thanks Mick! I always love watching/reading big build threads as well. Facebook is great for some things but chronological posts make so much more sense.
                Exactly! Forum style build threads like this are the perfect presentation. Interesting, entertaining, and provide an enduring reference for others to use.
                95 M3 Orange
                97 M3 Techno

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                • babraham
                  E30 M3 Fanatic
                  • 28, 5, 2014
                  • 169

                  #98
                  Looks stunning so far!!
                  1984 E30 323i Euro (sold)
                  1985 E30 325e (sold)
                  1988 E30 Henna/Black 2.5L
                  1988 E30 Macao Evo2 #330
                  2014 F31 328i Sportswagon
                  2017 F80 M3

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                  • Dave @nz
                    Registered
                    • 31, 3, 2009
                    • 1454

                    #99
                    Hi
                    Great work and thanks for keeping the photos rolling, what are the seats from and are they full electric, what is the details on the heater flap foam you have arriving?

                    E30 M3 1987
                    Mini Clubman GT
                    BMW E36 323 Msport
                    Toyota Corona
                    KTM 200EXC
                    Honda CB50 (1979)

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                    • dudley123
                      Registered User
                      • 23, 4, 2020
                      • 230

                      Originally posted by Dave @nz View Post
                      Hi
                      Great work and thanks for keeping the photos rolling, what are the seats from and are they full electric, what is the details on the heater flap foam you have arriving?
                      They are all electric, heated/cooled so will end up running them each off of their own relay. Heater flap's I'll grab the PN but the same width thin foam I'm using is also used behind the rear side window trim pieces.

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                      • Austin
                        e30austin
                        • 28, 4, 2014
                        • 287

                        looks excellent!!!!
                        '72 2002 | '88 M5 | '89 330is | '89 M3 | '01 Z3 M | '11 328xi-t

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                        • dudley123
                          Registered User
                          • 23, 4, 2020
                          • 230

                          Another long overdue update!

                          Car is basically finished, waiting on the gauge cluster to come back from Greg at Bavrest but will walk through the progress thus far.

                          Glass is all back in, engine bay getting the goodies!



                          New Blower motor, Windshield wiper and heater panel all buttoned up







                          Deciding which wheel setup to run...



                          New heat shields installed


                          This was an absolute work of art from Kona Classic cars in the Netherlands.. Restored my original steering rack to perfection

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                          • dudley123
                            Registered User
                            • 23, 4, 2020
                            • 230

                            Buttoning up the AC Lines and wiring on the passenger side


                            Bout ready for the S14 transplant!



                            NOS Mtech1



                            Extremely excited to finally be out of the Greer Interior sh!tshow.. After spending thousands to ship my interior across the country, only to receive half-assed work along with lies, I have an interior!




                            NOS Mtech1



                            Tossed on the Door Sills


                            Going nuts with the paint pen, lol.


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                            • dudley123
                              Registered User
                              • 23, 4, 2020
                              • 230

                              Tires are here!





                              Rear bumper trim installed



                              Sachs Clutch and Evo Lightened flywheel, ready to rock!


                              Lots of steam, mag wheel cleaner and you have this! (Vapor honed the bell housing)


                              Fresh Raychem and zinc. love it!


                              Talked the wife into helping me in the garage on a friday night


                              After finding the jack on the cherry-picker decided to shit out half-way through the lift while the motor was OVER the fender... pulled away, refilled it with fresh oil. (all was perfectly fine after)


                              Success!


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                              • dudley123
                                Registered User
                                • 23, 4, 2020
                                • 230

                                This seemed fitting when my new HotWheels car arrived


                                Connecting up all the ancillaries now in the bay and detail work!



                                New fusebox stickers


                                New Shift linkage and assorted goodies


                                Sitting on the ground via AC Schnitzers for the first time!


                                Ready to break the cams in and first-start!









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