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Oh hells yes. I love it! And the Steve McQueen movie posters! I think those wheels would look amazing in a matching white...but they're hot regardless of what you do.
With the car back home the updates should flow more regularly. My in-laws left early this morning and while it was nice to see them and hang out, I finally have a chance to try and prepare the garage for some work.
Yeah, there's a lot of crap in here.
The first step was to organize all the parts.
I guess when the car is in a million pieces, you have a lot of parts bags. I organized my new parts into the various tackle boxes and labeled them so I might have a snowball's chance in hell of finding them again. Hopefully the method to my madness will be remembered when the appropriate time comes.
The old parts were organized into different groups as well, but placed in the vast array of cardboard boxes that seemed to have a kegger last night. I can only assume it was them as the multitude of empty beer bottles couldn't have come from me or my step father-in-law. ;)
Of course I couldn't stand idly by with some of the tasty bits I've acquired not test fitted to the car....
The door panel is going to look good but the clips to attach the panel aren't quite deep enough. I'm going to have to explore and source some new retention clips. I did get the stainless fastener kit with the panels but I prefer the clean look. I'm sure I'll find something that will work. As always, suggestions are welcome.
The plan still remains for this piece too. bejbis is helping me out and making a stencil that reproduces the print on the stock cover. I will spray it in silver on the carbon fiber cover later down the line. I think it will be a great touch.
And of course there was a request for these...
And finally before lunch, I decided to get rid of the old cracked dash. I decided to remove anything of remote value off of the dash. HVAC duct work, wire ties, brackets and of course the valuable VIN plate.
I doubt I'll use them but it seemed a waste to throw them away.
so long cracked dash and hello freed up space in the garage.
After lunch, I'll head back out there and finish cleaning the garage and maybe play in the interior too.
i don't know how i missed this thread til now, but a good friend put a bug in my ear earlier tonight and now i'm all caught up. great minds think a like on the supertouring themed e30, we're simpatico. anyways, incredible work between you and your family, keep on updating this thread please and gluck with the rest of the reconstruction.
Great work on this josh, When you get a free day give me a PM, id REALLY love to come over and take a look at it. I can offer an extra set of hands if you need em also. I really want to see a few things with those long tube headers you are running and where they terminate under the body. Plus, might give me a little motivation to get my swap going.
-Dan
Absolutely Dan. I've got tons of crap going on the next couple of weeks but when it lightens up, i'll let you know so you can come see it.
Great work on this josh, When you get a free day give me a PM, id REALLY love to come over and take a look at it. I can offer an extra set of hands if you need em also. I really want to see a few things with those long tube headers you are running and where they terminate under the body. Plus, might give me a little motivation to get my swap going.
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