Excellent job so far=) I was a huge fan of your e36's and am happy to see another full on build from you.
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Originally posted by Earl View PostExcellent job so far=) I was a huge fan of your e36's and am happy to see another full on build from you.
Originally posted by ryanjblajda View Postdamn. i feel like youve rewelded 90% of the car. cant wait to see it come together.
Originally posted by Welfare View PostWinning shot right here
All rigggggggggggggghttttttttyy then. This thread is full of pictures, only thing that can make it better, is more pictures.
Started by putting primer on the various parts for the underside of the car, can see the rear sub-frame with gray primer. And my friend hunkered down, mixing some more primer.
I did not put anything down to protect the floor of the garage, and it made a huge mess of everything, so I put something down to protect the floor.
You can see how foggy it is in there. Mmm paint fumes, this is all done in a basement of a house, so it smelled upstairs as well, thank god that the owner of the house is on a vacation in Iceland. He would have been pissed at me.
Got new tingys for the holesies
Got a new ghost face welded in.
Had to replace a bit of metal upwards as well. You can just make out where i have welded it.
So as i have no real experience with body work. I had to call in the special forces. Witch consists of my brother.
So this is why i wanted help. Time to build up the side skirts
But before that, me and my friend that was hunkered down mixing paint in the other picture. Put all the doors on the car, aligned them and got even gaps all around. I was very pleased with how it turned out since, both of use had never done it before. This photo is of my brother cutting the door sills.
Also I did not know how large the gaps should be, so we ended up driving to another man, that also own an E28. At the moment he has the only E28 that is roadworthy in all of Faroe Island. And I asked him if I could measure the gaps, witch he allowed me. Really nice man, owns an 2002i and a few other newer expensive cars such as jag/merc and volvo. But ye the gaps were around 5mm all around.
After a lot of bending, welding. hammering and so on. To make sure all the lines line up, and the the new sills are aligned with the doors. This is the result. The same has been done to both sides.
Here is one random picture, the door sills are cut of. With all the parts put on and aligned.
Ohh, I wish i could get this fitment and get no rubbing, but it will be more camber on the front.Last edited by Zic; 12-12-2014, 12:57 PM.-Instagram@jdjurhuus
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Amazing work, looking forward to the rest._____________________________MY BUILD THREAD_____________________________
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Wow, just wow!
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Originally posted by piescauww View PostOw mannn, I really like the work you're doing. Keep it up!
Originally posted by CubbyChowder View PostLooking good! Those rear trailing arms are so beefy
Originally posted by ruittie View PostBuild looks awesome been looking through the page's and everything is looking awesome can't wait to see it painted!
Originally posted by lordicon232 View PostAmazing work, looking forward to the rest.
Originally posted by cossie View PostWow, just wow!
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I'll have some updates when i upload the photos. Car is finally of the rotisserie.-Instagram@jdjurhuus
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Look good man. Props for sticking with it even after finding all that rust, good to see someone that's not scared of tackling it.
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Thanks man! Well yee kinda had to stick with it, no way I was gonna ditch the car. When I imported it, it was the only E28 in the country, since then another one has come. But this way I have a car that will hopefully last another 25-30 years.-Instagram@jdjurhuus
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Yeah, The wheels still need loads of work to be complete, machining, painting, assembling, valves, center caps, oh and I still need to order two more lips for the front wheels they are gonna cost me a pretty penny. Thanks for the kind words-Instagram@jdjurhuus
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