Pic Request: Late Model Sedan w/plastic bumpers and early model 'is' front valence

[4door30]

I'd like to see how my late model, e30 sedan would look with an early model 'is' or 'es' valence mated up to the stock plastic bumper!

Thanks in advance!

(None of these pictures are of my own car, purely for your photoshop needs)

http://germancarsforsaleblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/325i-Turbo-M52-Front.jpg

http://image.eurotuner.com/f/featuredvehicles/eurp_1102_1990_bmw_325i/30234131/eurp_1102_07_o%2B1990_bmw_325i%2Bfront_view.jpg

http://www.2040-cars.com/_content/cars/images/32/167532/001.jpg

[mazie30]

my friends early model with early model es valance and plastic bumper. i think it looks pretty good

[ST1G]

Interesting. I've never thought about this before.

[E30NJ]

Get a ES valance. There are 2 more air ducts. Heres mine in my sig but mine is a early model.

[Blitzkrieg]

Moreee

[nickflic3]

That white e30 and the bronzit in the sig have "is" valances. It has 2 more holes for the oil cooler. 325es has no oil cooler so 2 less vents in the "es" valance

[nickflic3]

es valance on a friend's car







http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=248965

[stonea]

That actually looks really good!

[Reub_e30]

Old thread I know
Anyone got anymore pics or info on this. Kinda like it. How did you mount the es or is valance?

[jamiholzbach]

Ran mine like that for awhile...

I had done the full bumper/valence conversion till some coed pulled out in front of me. Till I could afford/find a new late valence, I ran a cut off piece of my valence below the grill to connect the fenders (Like an M3) and then bolted the ES airdam to my plastic bumper. Ran it like that for a couple of years till the right parts showed up at the pic-n-pull.