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http://forums.bimmerevolution.com/album_pic.php?pic_id=211
Steering wheel?
M Stripes on the front fenders, gone. Bubble headlight protectors, gone. Sunroof visor, gone.
SARAFIL
04-19-2004, 11:48 PM
Steering wheel?
M Stripes on the front fenders, gone. Bubble headlight protectors, gone. Sunroof visor, gone.
I know you were concerned about the paint fading near the stripes. How did it look after having them taken off? Can you tell where they were?
Looking sharp!!
Steering wheel?
M Stripes on the front fenders, gone. Bubble headlight protectors, gone. Sunroof visor, gone.
I know you were concerned about the paint fading near the stripes. How did it look after having them taken off? Can you tell where they were?
Looking sharp!!
It was a little whiter where the strips once where, but once I clayed it, and polished the fenders there is no evidence that they were ever there. Downside, I had to clay the entire car and polish it. I still have the hood, roof, trunk, and bumpers to do and then I will throw a coat of wax over it.
BTW, I'm getting too old to do all this detailing. It wears me out.
Hah. I looked for the stripes, but the one on the front bumber is still there and I wasn't sure if there ever was a stripe on the right fender. I remember a picture of the left fender . . .
You talked about the steering wheel. Took a stab. :)
It continues to look amazing.
It continues to look amazing.
Thank you.
Rain is in the forecast for the next 5 days :cry: , so it won't be coming out of the garage anytime soon.
Pic of the recently acquired 16" E28 M5 wheels.
http://forums.bimmerevolution.com/album_pic.php?pic_id=262
Roadstergal
05-18-2004, 11:22 AM
Notice anything different?
You still suck. That's what's important. ;)
Notice anything different?
You still suck. That's what's important. ;)If you'd like to suck a bit more yourself (or not, or whatever), you could acquire an E30 M3 of your own. ;)
I mean, it might cost you a semester or two, but....
Notice anything different?
You still suck. That's what's important. ;)
:lol: The car hasn't moved in maybe 3 weeks. Sitting under it's car cover with 2 containers of Damp Rid and a bag of Griot's 'Stinky Be Gone' in it.
Just got classic car insurance on it last week and you only can put 2500 miles on it annually.
zcasavant
05-18-2004, 12:33 PM
Notice anything different?
You still suck. That's what's important. ;)
:lol: The car hasn't moved in maybe 3 weeks. Sitting under it's car cover with 2 containers of Damp Rid and a bag of Griot's 'Stinky Be Gone' in it.
Just got classic car insurance on it last week and you only can put 2500 miles on it annually.
:cry: :roll: :scratch:
Roadstergal
05-18-2004, 12:34 PM
Notice anything different?
You still suck. That's what's important. ;)If you'd like to suck a bit more yourself (or not, or whatever), you could acquire an E30 M3 of your own. ;)
I mean, it might cost you a semester or two, but....
I'm looking more at two-wheeled means of suckage for my next move. ;)
What is so stinky inside that you need Stinky-Be-Gone?
lip277
05-18-2004, 01:30 PM
Just got classic car insurance on it last week and you only can put 2500 miles on it annually.
I have that stipulation on the 2002 I insure via Hagerty. They do not verify mileage as it turns out. However, the company I insured it with previously did require odometer values each year....
Yeah. Like it really matters. On my car, I could have a second instrument cluster I 'use' and the one original to the car I 'show'.
There's also the no commute or use as a 'spare' car requirements. This is in addition to a locked garage to house it in. Then again, for $100 a year, the rates are not bad for stated value coverage.
What is so stinky inside that you need Stinky-Be-Gone?
Musty...
Just got classic car insurance on it last week and you only can put 2500 miles on it annually.
I have that stipulation on the 2002 I insure via Hagerty. They do not verify mileage as it turns out. However, the company I insured it with previously did require odometer values each year....
There's also the no commute or use as a 'spare' car requirements. This is in addition to a locked garage to house it in. Then again, for $100 a year, the rates are not bad for stated value coverage.
Hagerty is who we went with, but it is quite a bit more than $100 a year. :cry: mainly because of the stated value.
lip277
05-19-2004, 03:16 AM
Just got classic car insurance on it last week and you only can put 2500 miles on it annually.
I have that stipulation on the 2002 I insure via Hagerty. They do not verify mileage as it turns out. However, the company I insured it with previously did require odometer values each year....
There's also the no commute or use as a 'spare' car requirements. This is in addition to a locked garage to house it in. Then again, for $100 a year, the rates are not bad for stated value coverage.
Hagerty is who we went with, but it is quite a bit more than $100 a year. :cry: mainly because of the stated value.
Yeah, funny how that works. :D
Then again, if I get that CS, it's stated value would be higher as well. That reminds me.... I gotta get going on what I'm going to do wrt the car I looked at..... Too much to do and too little time to do it.
Heck - It's 11:15pm and I gotta get up @ 4:30am for work.... :? Yikes!
Time to sign off.....
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