So I know BMWNA put a stop on selling "euro" parts to us that want to put "euro" stuff on our US based car. I have read that they need a registration to a Euro car. Well I got a 1986 324d that's been imported over here some time ago and the clean PA title in my hand. I'm not restoring the car cause it's a rusty hunk of 4 door goodness. But it would be nice to be able to get trim and  miscellaneous stuff if I ever do need stuff for an early model. So what exactly do they ask for when you go to order parts that are blocked?
							
						
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 They just need to see a registration card with your name next to the VIN.Shawn @ Bimmerbuddies
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 Theres no ban in Canada, and therefore not in North America, possibly only the USA.
 
 Here, I order euro parts like any other parts.Your resource to do-it-yourself and interesting bmw and e30 stuff: www.rtsauto.com
 
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 They need to see the title, not the registration. I just went through this with Blunt. Had to send him a picture of the title to send to BMW.Comment
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 Exactly this. I forward blunt a pic of title in email for parts. Im actually pretty sure he just has mine on hand cause i order so much. I don't even send any more haha.Comment
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 This is so f'ed up. Why do they give a shit?sigpic
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 "I'd probably take the E30 M3 in this case just because I love that little car, and how tanky that inline 6 is." - thecj
 
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 We ran in to the same issue - though if you talk to the right people in BMW NA, you can get stuff.. We have been stock pilling a few Euro vin's for cars we own, worked on..etc.
 
 I am not sure the exact reason - but have heard everything from BMW not wanting to deal with the stock numbers/shipping or because of NTHSB never approving the items and they don't want to be liable...etc.1991 325i MT2 Touring (JDM bro)
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 Actually, most manufactures won't allow it.
 
 When I owned a Ford Focus, I did a Euro conversion to the front end, and I had to buy everything outside the US. None of the dealers would or could get the majority of euro only parts. Even with a part number..
 
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