See those plates? It came from the Bay
Campieri
See those plates? It came from the Bay
Campieri
It might seem far to you, but I'm sure its seems close in perspective to the east coast. There are a lot of nice old school BMWs out here that are just tucked away hiding.Originally Posted by Hermes
Messaggero
it def needs bodywork and paintwork - no rust that I can find - I have had it up on the lift and all the original metal is intact and solid
- Stuart
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This is my idea for resto-mod
- Stuart
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2002 Tiis are great cars. We had a restored Tii that was featured at BMW's Spartanburg plant. I miss it.
E92 335i M-Sport
997 S
Campieri
Omg i love the resto-mod
Enforcer
Congrats! It's always nice to see some 02 owners on the forums.
trancenation's Alpine Weiss ZHP
Campieri
FYI, supplemental lamps are mounted wrong. This is how the factory did it:This is my idea for resto-mod
If you look behind the grill, it mounts to the vertical piece of the core support. It's a much stronger mounting point
Messaggero
interesting - what about with the chrome bumper - I kinda like the look of the front spoiler and the bumper
- Stuart
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Campieri
The bumper is not strong enough, it flexes. Both of those ideas look good, but are not the best idea. You could just make your own brackets that allow the lamps to sit lower but still mount in the correct method
Edit: I wonder where he got his brackets
https://classicmotorsports.net/proje...s-xtravaganza/
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