AWESUUUUM! needs more lowering, can't wait!!!
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Wow I just read through your progress. Great job OP!
SC*AR (Schwarz Army)
No longer stock ride height, rolling as low as a daily driver in New England should without worrying about breaking an oil pan. :up:
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OK, been awhile since I've posted some pics.
Here's one with a friend's dad's M3 and 5 series... he also has a new X6 but he was driving it at this time.
SOOOO... on to PHASE II of this project... the hardtop. I got it for $575 from an old dude in Chicago and its in great shape and complete.
Developed a saggy headliner this past summer...
...and the stripping of the vinyl fabric begins. The yellow spot is where I sanded the green spray glue off. The fiberglass is silky smooth under that glue, so it won't take much to get a great surface prep.
Stay tuned...
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OK sorry I've been neglecting this thread for the last week or so, I have been enjoying driving my car so much that I've taken a break from the work. Phase II has officially started on the top, and it's gonna be tough. Everything about the top is so rare that Im scared to take it apart... the rubber seal is $1,200 on realoem, Im sure its cheaper elsewhere but jeez, that's expensive.
I've started disassembly of the inside...
I'll post each step of the progress, since I have not seen any threads detailing hardtop disassembly or stripping/painting/headliner installation.
ALSO, with the fall colors changing I am gearing up for a fantastic photoshoot with both my cabby's. Stay tuned.Last edited by bimmerboy12; 11-04-2009, 06:11 AM.
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Ok heres the latest, still plugging away on this hardtop. The green glue gums up sandpaper instantly so its kind of a pain. I will be able to complete this project without removing any of the rubber or rear window... check out the pics, I shoved a piece of rope in between the rubber and the fiberglass to expose the fiberglass underneath. Pull it out when Im done and it will look perfect.
There will be a lot of work getting this smooth. You can see there is some filler they put in at the factory but there are still holes everywhere.
Last edited by bimmerboy12; 11-04-2009, 06:11 AM.
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