No longer the daily: '87 zinno 325is

[quikveedb2]

Dash time!

The last big bit of getting the interior all up to par was the dash, which I did by myself yesterday. It wasn't too hard, just time consuming.

The patient;


The donor;


Diggin in;


Organization, it's important;


2.5 hours gets me here:


Swapping the VIN;


"New" dash in;


Done!


I'm definitely not itching to do this again any time soon, and some help would have been nice once or twice, but fuck it, it's over with. Now on to more fun stuff, like making the outside look as good as the inside, and getting some mechanical woes taken care of to keep it on DD duty.

Big thanks to Clarkkey594 for the hookup on the dash!

[Cabriolet]

how long did the dash swap take you? just about to do this to my dad's e30.

[quikveedb2]

Give yourself the better part of an afternoon. It was about 2-2.5 hours to get it out, about the same to the the new one back in.

[!AjHoWzA!]

Damn! Nice progress on her! If u need any parts I have an '85 318i that I'm parting out and it's red like that one.

[JubJub]

You do good work and prioritize nicely.

[Vtec?lol]

You do good work and prioritize nicely.

This!

[Vtec?lol]

at first gunther was like:



but then he was like:

Hilarious!

[Erik]

^ Lolol yeah I seriously loved that.

[quikveedb2]

Damn! Nice progress on her! If u need any parts I have an '85 318i that I'm parting out and it's red like that one.

P/S fender in good shape? PM me.

[quikveedb2]

e36 switches, bitches.

[quikveedb2]

Oh yeah.

[FunfGan]

Type C? :D

[Butler]

Awesome thread man. I love it. Great progress so far!

[el bimmer]

Very nice project, cool dawg! and the Mexican was hardly noticeable? LMAO

[quikveedb2]

Fabbed aluminum brackets for the airdam, because I'm sick of breaking the plastic ones;



Mounted up;



And a side project going on in the workspace, a single round swap on my buddies '84 Gti;