M3 Sport Evolution. Passion and restoration.

[markseven]

Better than factory.

Amazing work, amazing car.

[CurrusDei]

I just keep them in my garage. You never know what you might need in future.

I hear ya. I've had a fully disassembled M3 in my garage for a year or so now. Amazing how much space they take up when unassembled.

Do you have the part number for the grey rubber gasket on the engine bay rail? I have my originals but they're beyond bringing back, haven't been able to find he part number on real oem

[MukeM3]

Do you have the part number for the grey rubber gasket on the engine bay rail? I have my originals but they're beyond bringing back, haven't been able to find he part number on real oem

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Here you are: http://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/show...55#51711919961

[CurrusDei]

51 71 1 919 961

Here you are: http://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/show...55#51711919961

That's pulling up the hood seal that goes around the edge of the engine bay. I'm talking about this guy...






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[MukeM3]

That's pulling up the hood seal that goes around the edge of the engine bay. I'm talking about this guy...

I'm so sorry, I don't understand what I was thinking.

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Here you are:

http://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/showparts?id=1007-EUR-12_1989_E30_BMW_M3&diagId=13_0240#51721832146

[diegom6]

Great work! That's how should be done, lot of time and and money invested :) But well paid because is fun to do the work and also because these cars are well worth it.

Do you have some photos of your white M3 with the BBS CH's? ;D

-Diego

[ThatOneEuroE30]

Build is amazing. Will be posting fabric samples tomorrow. I hope its up to your standard. Would be cool to see it rocked in this car.

[CurrusDei]

I'm so sorry, I don't understand what I was thinking.

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Here you are:
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/show...40#51721832146

No apologies necessary. Thanks for the PN!

[MukeM3]

Build is amazing. Will be posting fabric samples tomorrow. I hope its up to your standard. Would be cool to see it rocked in this car.

Thanks, but I think that I do not need them. I already have the OEM fabrics in stock.

This car interior is flawless, but I bought the fabrics just in case. Now I have Mtex-1 fabric for 12m x 1,5m and Anthracite fabric for 8,5m x 1,5m. I think that my future is secure in this regard.

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[jhaurimn]

My goodness. Your parts collection makes funny things happen in my pants.

[iXguido]

How did the original interior look?

And where did you find the anthrazit cloth?

[MukeM3]

How did the original interior look?

And where did you find the anthrazit cloth?

I bought fabrics from BMW dealer for long time ago. Unfortunately NLA.

Picture of the interior before I started restoration. Flash made fabric too light.

[ttrousdell]

outstanding work. Love coming on this site and seeing builds like this. Inspiring.

[bobaflesh]

Picture of the interior before I started restoration. Flash made fabric too light.

Do want!

[iXguido]

I bought fabrics from BMW dealer for long time ago. Unfortunately NLA.

Picture of the interior before I started restoration. Flash made fabric too light.

Dear God that's beautiful! Good call on purchasing the cloth years back, although I'd agree that interior is mint, no need to refinish.