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  • rcsoundn1
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    so you lost it?

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  • mucoyekul87ETA
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    Originally posted by ST1G
    Seriously. This is how my roommate asks me e21 questions.








    Are you serious?

    Fist of all why don't you just post your actual question in the original post instead of being vague about what you can't find in your "searching".

    Next, it's not a heckblende, it's a plate filler. If it were a heckblende it would be reflective like the image in post 3.

    Also, if you have such intimate knowledge about the plate filler why don't you tell us? You you it's not painted because... you touched it? It's on your buddies car? It's on your car? You saw it around town?

    Lastly, I've personally owned a late model US heckblende and have have some photos of the part numbers. With some real searching you should be able to find the answers to all your questions. If you've done a lot of real searching, you already have the answer, it is a reproduction of a BMW heckblende.
    Sorry, I will seriously work on my question asking form. I realize it was bad, to be honest it was worse, at first there wasn't even a picture. I am new to starting threads, and hosting pics before posting them, etc. I was panicking for 20 mins trying to at least get the picture to work. My bad.

    Your answer did give me good information on the difference between a heckblende and a plate filler.

    I did in fact have this part on my car. That's my car. I took off the plate filler when I put new plates on after I bought it, now I can't seem to dig it up to even look for said part number.

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  • flyboyx
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    i had one of these a few years ago. mine was still reflective and not painted. it was pretty cool, but designed for late style cars. i had sold my late model and bought an early car so i didn't have a use for it at the time.

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  • bastianshaw
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    I dont see the attraction

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  • JasonC
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    There was a guy selling fiberglass ones of the reflective style one. But of course it was in a white jellcoat.

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  • lambo
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    Originally posted by freeride53
    It is a heckblende that has been plastidipped.

    I got all excited thinking it was the uber rare/sexy reflective europlate-sized heckblende.

    :(
    I agree. It looks painted or something. I will stand by that until OP provides proof that it is black plastic.

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  • itskingsteelo
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    seent it, looks alright, preffer the euro one better, but i dont care too much for it.

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  • freeride53
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    It is a heckblende that has been plastidipped.

    I got all excited thinking it was the uber rare/sexy reflective europlate-sized heckblende.

    :(

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  • ST1G
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    Originally posted by lambo
    Still missing your question about it...
    Seriously. This is how my roommate asks me e21 questions.

    Originally posted by mucoyekul87ETA
    I just want to know if it is common, aftermarket, etc. any product details. I can't find any like it.
    Originally posted by mucoyekul87ETA
    It does look like that painted black, but its not painted black, its black plastic.
    Originally posted by mucoyekul87ETA
    I just want to know if it is common, aftermarket, etc. any product details. I can't find any like it.

    Are you serious?

    Fist of all why don't you just post your actual question in the original post instead of being vague about what you can't find in your "searching".

    Next, it's not a heckblende, it's a plate filler. If it were a heckblende it would be reflective like the image in post 3.

    Also, if you have such intimate knowledge about the plate filler why don't you tell us? You you it's not painted because... you touched it? It's on your buddies car? It's on your car? You saw it around town?

    Lastly, I've personally owned a late model US heckblende and have have some photos of the part numbers. With some real searching you should be able to find the answers to all your questions. If you've done a lot of real searching, you already have the answer, it is a reproduction of a BMW heckblende.

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  • mucoyekul87ETA
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    I just want to know if it is common, aftermarket, etc. any product details. I can't find any like it.

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  • lambo
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    Still missing your question about it...

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  • mucoyekul87ETA
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    It does look like that painted black, but its not painted black, its black plastic.

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  • Chinampa
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    that looks like this ^ one but painted black

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  • AbsorbantNut
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    Yes, I've seen some in person. What do you want to know

    -edit-
    I've seen the euro late model ones with holes for a euro plate. I haven't seen a US version with holes for US plate

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  • mucoyekul87ETA
    started a topic This Heckblende...

    This Heckblende...

    What is this late model US heckblende? Anyone seen it before?
    Last edited by mucoyekul87ETA; 02-18-2015, 06:49 PM.
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