For a early modle vert your car gave me an unexpected smile. very clean car and a esp clean interior.
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Got some new pics of my 'vert and updated my mod list.
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Originally posted by sdcabrioI like it! Nice car and nice mods. What's the deal in Ohio, could you lose the front plate? I think your car would look better with a front plate filler.Aaron
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Originally posted by 325iCabrioThat's a hot looking car. I have an '88 cabrio and have thought about a lot of the same mods you did. Kick ass!
My only suggestion is maybe the addiition of an IS spoiler to go with your air dam--I think that'd look good. Where'd you get your wheels?
http://www.abrahamsmotorsport.com/kopi.htmAaron
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Originally posted by 325iCabrioWhat kind of rear valance are you getting?
It was damaged on the ends and will need some TLC to get it fixed up - but a test fit shows it has the look I want. Not too deep like the Racing Dynamics valance. Should look okay without side skirts as the 'verts have deeper sides anyway.Aaron
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Originally posted by Mike 91 318icCopy cat! your mod list is almost the same as mine. I guess we both have good taste, nice car Aaron.
...you know you've spent way too much time on the forums when you can recall in a minute what car a total stranger in a different country drives based solely off of his user id! ;) :) :DAaron
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Originally posted by formula driverVery nice work you've done....did you prime the window trim before spraying the SEM trim paint? I primed a b pillar than paintd and the trim paint came out looking clowdy and gray. I know the SEM is recommended to be used without primer. Is this what you did? ThanksAaron
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Originally posted by 87Blue325iCI removed the trim, sanded it lightly - then primed with SEM self-etch primer. I then used SEM Black Trim Paint with about 10-15 very light coats. Came out fine - black with no gray or cloudy look. Been on for a few months with no problems. I'm very happy with it.
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