Originally posted by moatilliatta
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Lately I've fiddled with panel gaps. I modified the bottom edges of the front fenders to line up with the rocker panels.
When that was done I got to install the fenders and adjust the panel gaps.
It's not perfect but pretty good for a first timer building a car. There are a couple spots where my inexperience in body repair shows if you look closely but I'm happy with the result. Now that I know I don't need to move the doors anymore I installed the glasses and the window bottom trim. Although I didn't seem to take a photo of that. I still need to sort out a few electrical gremlins before being able to completely assemble the interior but I need to get the car in running condition as I need to be out of the shop by the end of next week. Anyway, it's easiest to transport bigger parts when they are already installed so I started with the rear seat. I glued on a new sound deadening under the seat.
Then I washed the years of grime and dust from the seat belts.
Next I installed the parcel shelf and the rear seat. Better picture of the parcel shelf once I have it vacuumed.
The M3 rear seat is great sitting... until you fold the front seat back. Then it's basic E30 for you with no legroom. Still looks good. Today we'll continue building the car with my brother. Next up is assembling the front of the car.
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