Sterling Silber M-technic Cabriolet
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Very nice
Like where this is going; just changing the grills made it look instantly betterLeave a comment:
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More seat info. I miraculously found an original, un-torn mtech rear seat (top portion). The only problem is that it's white, so I'll need to dye it to match my black bottom portion. In the pics below, you can see the difference in stitching between mtech vert seats and regular vert seats. Someone above, said the foam underneat is the same for mtech and non-mtech seats, though the stitching pattern makes them look a little different.

I had a Blaupunkt head unit, four channel amp, and powered subwoofer from prior stereo installs, so I threw them all into the cabrio. They work pretty well together.


I also bought a Mason Engineering cross brace, but my long tube Bavauto headers get in the way :sad:
Last edited by robrez; 09-12-2017, 01:44 PM.Leave a comment:
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That center portion is very likely a repair job. My m-technic (S771A) has the normal leather styling in the center section.Leave a comment:
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Yes, the Alpinas are the the sedan currently. I just refinished a set of 16 x 7.5 Borbet Bs, just not sure which car will get which set of wheels.
In the pictures, it does look like the M-tech's side bolsters flare out more, but it might just be an optical illusion. I'll check them side by side. Eventually, I'll get the front and rear seats reupholstered, but the time being, the interior is done.Leave a comment:
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Nice catch. The M tech rear seat back, the center portion is M3 style. Looks like the sides flare out a bit more too. I would reupholster it instead of using a stock iC rear seatback.Leave a comment:
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nice save on this piece!!
Just curious but why did you ditch the Alpina rims?? Or is that the set on the black car?Leave a comment:
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Not much progress, or driving for that matter, in the last year. But I did find an original leather rear seat top without any tears or split seams. As you can see in the pic, it matches well with the original m-tech seat bottom, condition-wise.
If you look closely, you can see that the m-tech bottom and non-mtech top have slightly different stitching down the center, however.

Also, the non-mtech has sturdier leather and stitching, which is probably one of the reasons why it's in much better shape than the original m-tech rear seat top that came with the car.

Now that the interior is complete, the suspension fresh, and it runs well, I can start thinking about body and paint work.Last edited by robrez; 09-12-2017, 01:42 PM.Leave a comment:
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