Anyone know how much euro trim is at the dealer? Would it be cheap to just get it from europe?
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Originally Posted by Rob
fucking hell, your car is cleaner in the damn snow than mine ever has been in perfect weather. sedans own me. -
Re: Euro trim
Euro Bumper trim part #'sOriginally posted by slammed_e30
Front:
51121945907 - $34.29
51121945908 - $34.29
Rear:
51121945927 - $25.72
51121945928 - $25.72My mountains are better than yours. -
From what I've heard, US sidemarker trim is apparently all the rage in Europe. Ask around and get in touch with some guys from across the pond, you can probably find someone to trade with.
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Originally posted by e30Matt
That figures :)My mountains are better than yours.Comment
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I bought mine at the dealer. Pricing was about what Kris posted, but I paid slightly less ( I know a few people over there :P )
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Buy the stuff new that way there's less shipping and the cheap plastic as it gets older doesn't break.
No cost savings due to poor dollar value to euro anymore trust me.Comment
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I thought it was three parts, two sides and a center - are those part numbers just for the sides?Originally posted by Matt-BComment
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Two for the front, two for the rear. The center piece for the rear is separate. There are 5 pieces total for trim...Originally posted by george graves
Why the hell are the front ones more expensive? The holes?Reminiscing...Comment
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More material. It takes 2 pieces to cover the front and 3 pieces to cover the rear.Originally posted by M42Tecknik
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