Anyone got a source for emblems other than dealer, ecs, etc.? Not feeling great about the prices from these places. Seen some on eBay but not sure about stuff being sent from China.
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try Blunttech.com
You may need the part number and may have to e-mail them if it's not listed in their catalog. -
Related: anyone know where I could get a sweet black and white or black and silver emblem? I like how they look on red cars.1991 318is Brillantrot daily driver (slow restoration)Comment
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I think Gutenparts has alternate-color emblems.Interested in vintage cars? Ever thought about racing one? Info, photos, videos, and more can be found at www.michaelsvintageracing.com!
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bavauto has alternate colors as well. You could also try fcp euro, eeuroparts, ecs tuning etc for the standard badges
it's a Kenny Powers quote on wheelsComment
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"If everything seems under control, you're just not going fast enough"
-Mario Andretti.
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1991 E30 325ic, AW, Black Leather, Black top, Three Pedals.Comment
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Very true - I've used the eBay ones, and while they're dirt cheap, they start fading within a year, and by 18 months they look like a 20 year old factory one.
I lashed out and bought a factory one for the boot - 5 years on it still looks like new. Just bought a factory front one to replace my cheap and nasty eBay one.Comment
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Spend the extra money on OE roundels. They are far and beyond better than the aftermarket crap. The aftermarket ones are basically just a paint curved surface covered in epoxy resin. OE are a metal embossed plate that is painted.Comment
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