I used this light unit: https://secure.oddity.nl/webshop/?id=10117
The fibers were all three meters of length, and consisted of three sets of 24x0.5+20x0.75+10x1.0mm width.
Sure, no problem!
Let's centralize custom interiors
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Cool yeah if you can post pics that would be great thanksLeave a comment:
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Yeah tourings came with hard headliners, sunroof models have like a inner foam thing. My cars have already been modified with hard headliners, will try and get a picture up soon
what light unit you using more info on that please.
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It’s a standard headliner panel for an ‘88 touring.
The separate piece for the visors is the luxury stuff, which I don’t think ever was fitted on the tourings from factory. Not 100% sure about that.Leave a comment:
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What headliner panel is that? I only have a floating liner with a seperate piece in the front for the visors etc. I want to replace the liner but with one panel like you have looks like it would be much easier.Leave a comment:
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:) Yep!
I've made this short write-up before om another forum. Here it is:
Before.

Headliner out, scraping off the old glue.

Divided in smaller squares in order to divide the number of lights more evenly over the whole headliner.
Then marked & drilled.

New fabric on the underside of the headliner.
It looks grey on the picture, but it is pitch black in reality.

The lighting unit.

Everything in place, fixed with a drip of glue.

The underside of it. Fibers still to be cut.

Then I've put the lighting unit in the trunk, with the fibers leading to it through the C-pillar.
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It even twickles!!!!!!!Edit: looks like I suck at inserting a video, so here's the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53QT0PZ0NQg
I think this is cool, how would I go about doing something like this? Got a link for reference thanksLeave a comment:
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I'm pretty sure there is an interior thread somewhere where people post tons of pictures of just their interiors. Stock or custom, doesn't matter.Leave a comment:
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Squared off the bolsters of sport seats. Also German tri-stitching on a sport steering wheel. Red needles in the gauge cluster. Cup holder in the front of the center console, also a volt meter above the radio.





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I made a twinkling starlight headliner in my touring last year for my kids to enjoy from the backseat. At least, that's the official statement
The old headliner was coming down so I had to do something, and I figured I might as well make it something interesting while we're in there.
When the lights are off, you won't notice them at all.


Short video below of what it looks like at night.
Don't let the lights at 0:19 - 0:23 confuse you btw, as those are the Christmas lights on my neighbour's carport.
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To start this off I decided to put a few photos in here.
I don't have my E30 yet, so those are from the "mood board" that I'm using for inspiration:
Those are BMW Performance Seats, which are nothing but re-upholstered Recaro Sporsters.

What I believe to be an M-Tech wheel, modified with flat bottom

Full wood trim package (plus a Nardi wheel). I wonder if anyone has ever replaced them with another material (carbon, or alloy, or something painted).

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