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  • tinkwithanr
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    Work in Progress:















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  • N2MYE30
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    Im sure there are more killer pix of oh2s in the past 4 months...post!

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  • Chaz
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    Was coming home after my mom picked up her e90 spotted an 02 at a car dealership and had my mom turn around. Was the lot owners car who had purchased it new in 76' and had it garaged until recently. Everything original and was unbelievable.

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  • asuj158
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    dope. i want one

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  • evanc
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    Originally posted by SteveJ
    Action pic-

    Hey Steve. Do you still have that action shot of me comin through there in my '02? That was a great day. As soon as I saw you motioning your thumbs up to speed up I knew it was going to be a huge splash!

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  • gwb72tii
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    this would be my tii and BLUNT's M2



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  • SteveJ
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    Originally posted by phreshkid
    What flares are these are where can they be obtained from?
    Any help is appreciated. Thank you.
    Those are known as Zender flares.
    Zender made them in ABS and also sold the matching air dam.
    Another company in Oregon called Z-Products was making the same fender flares in fiberglas.

    It takes a buttload of work to do these. I chose the fiberglas ones for my car. They were made for long point bumpers and also had the hole for the fuel filler. I modified mine to use short point bumper ends and deleted the fuel filler hole. The rears require cutting the outer body almost up to the waist trim line. The inner fender well is then slotted and brought out to be welded to the cut side panel. The front fenders just bolt on, but you have to get creative with your hood support solution.

    Other flare styles for the 02 include GT (similar to Zender, but twice as wide. Korman used to sell these), Alpina(pig cheek), Turbo, VW, and countless customs.

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  • dougie30
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    all of these cars are beautiful

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  • phreshkid
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    Originally posted by Lof8


    What flares are these are where can they be obtained from?
    Any help is appreciated. Thank you.

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  • SteveJ
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    Get yerself over to 2002FAq and get some edumacating before you dive off into a 2002. A bad example can be a total moneypit. For that matter, so can a good example. Be prepared for sticker shock on some of the trim parts. A full set of new grilles (L,R,Kidney) can set you back almost $1000. Yes, one thousand dollars.

    If you go for a driver, rather than a show car, it can be done on a fair budget. Pretty easy to work on, and the carb'd cars are prime candidates for mods and upgrades. Always go for the car with the least rust.
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    Steve J
    72tii, 83 320is, 88M3, 99 E46, 08 R55 MCS,
    ...and too many bikes.

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  • kronus
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    Originally posted by SkiFree
    Kronus, I'm jealous of your wheels everytime I see pictures.

    haha thanks! It's getting some more low in the front and some bodywork cleanup and then I'll be looking into doing a proper shoot and making a thread.

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  • N2MYE30
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    ^^^very nice.

    I need a 2002 in my life. It will happen!

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  • SkiFree
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    ^Doo eet.

    Kronus, I'm jealous of your wheels everytime I see pictures.

    I'll add a bit to this thread with a few I've shot.









    Mine!

























    Didn't take this one, but I like it.

    Last edited by SkiFree; 04-05-2012, 08:12 PM.

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  • Luis325
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    fuck i really want a 2002....................

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