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restauration - 1992' e36 325 Coupe from Germany

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  • MarkOwl
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    After seeing all your amazing work on that Coupé ...I do have one question:

    You're currently using an M3 steering wheel (the late model) ... and your car is one of the first E36 ever built. Did you have to cut some wires to install that wheel or was it a direct bolt on?

    I bought one of those wheels (and it really needs new upholstery) and I also have one of the first E36's, the earlier model, from '93.

    After buying the wheel I read that it might be needed some tweaks or new parts from a newer E36 to install the wheel.

    Can you help me with that?

    Amazing work and a very nice combo, style 5's and E36 will always look good!

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  • LukeyBabes
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    Great work! Always nice to see this sort of thread

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  • saffraz///M
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    Loving it so far.. Keep it comming.

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  • Sly-Stallone
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    thank you! the steereing wheel has been reupholstered here in germany.

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  • Minuki
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    Love the steering wheel. Where did you get it from?

    Great build.

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  • Sly-Stallone
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    So this is the work from today: I mounted the new steering wheel, installed the big bordcomputer and mounted the alcantara cover behind the steering wheel.

    Hope you like it.


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  • Sly-Stallone
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    Okay let's move on. This winter I will work on the e36 again ;-)
    More pics will follow soon friends!

    (full m package upgrade, steering wheel is now covered in alcantara/leather mix, headliner black alcantara, rims maybe style 32 18" but not sure if i will use them or another rim.) so stay tuned =P

    (the us flag is from los angeles, my father bought it there in 1992 (same year as the coupe was build).


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  • Mexican
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    Great work and amazing attention to detail.

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  • da_joint
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    and i thought that i was sick about details...) i like it,keep us uppdated

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  • softg
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    nice garage, keep it up

    more progress, more pics please

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  • eMile
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    perfect job

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  • Evil Panda
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    So many pics..... lol.

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  • G535
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    Some sick a$$ work! That's how we Germans do boys!!! (Deswegen sind deutsche Autos die besten )

    Keep up the good work man

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  • Sly-Stallone
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    Originally posted by Obscevator View Post
    this is just rediculously good! and it's white! =D love it =) good luck on this monster project looks very promising!
    thank you =)

    But notice the car is not white. It's silver... Sterlingsilver metallic!
    I hope i have more time to work on the car in the next few days.

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  • Bystrov
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    very very cool i prefer these kinds of engine bays rather than the shaved and tucked looks... very nicely don sir.

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