Cut.Weld.Scrape. = Bagged E30

[244Brick]

LOL we have the same exact setup from the 75551 hi-damn UAS v2 and Air house 2 bags to the deck mounted tank hahaha


Edit: i said this already hahaha I'm an idiot!

[DinanDave]

Its gonna be sweet man I like the tank setup

[Apex Eight]

Damn man, good work on the trunk, came out great

[Hella_RICH]

wow fresh car. I see this going very well

Thanks dude, so far its going good so I hope it stays that way for the long run.

[M.Doban]

Looking good man! Super clean car.

[Francois Dillinger]

Nice.

[bostongrnM3]

wow fresh car. I see this going very well

[Hella_RICH]

That's pretty much all for now. Ill keep the updates coming, hopefully this thing is fully bagged in 2-3 weeks or so.

[Hella_RICH]

Update!

Then the following week, boxes of awesomeness started arriving at my doorstep.



I got right to it, starting laying out parts where I think I wanted them to go.



Added Teflon tape to all my fittings, keeping my fingers crossed for no leaks



Then started drilling holes for Bulk Head (PTC) connectors.


Scratched up some of my paint, not a big deal it'll get fixed.


And to top the day off I mounted my tank, I wanted to try something different. Since most people build floors for their tanks. I decided to mount mine to the deck lid. I plan on polishing the tank so it ll have to come back out soon. Most of the credit must go to my boy Pete, who has been helping me through the entire build.

[Hella_RICH]

Update!

May 1st, 2013

So, I've been pretty busy with school and work, haven't had much time to get things started with the project. However, this pass weekend I've decided to devote all my time to it. Here is the results of a weekends worth of work


I started by gutting my entire trunk compartment.



I definitely couldn't leave it looking like that, so I did something about it. Took out the wire brushes, painting supplies, and got to work. They battery tray needed the most attention, i'm glad it was only dust and bits of surface rust.



Lets just skip all the boring........time consuming...........stuff, like masking.


All new seals for the trunk compartment. Trunk lid seal, tail light gaskets, all the way down to a new antenna grommet. Discounted OEM parts, one of the many perks to being a BMW Technician





I'm sure your interested in the finished product and not all the crap that lead to it.

So, I laid down a few coats of Undercoating as my final coat for added protection to the Battery Tray.


And here is the completed Trunk.


Quick Before/After:

[Hella_RICH]

update!

[Hella_RICH]

Subscribed, excited to see how this turns out. Looks to be super clean. I own a 318is as well, which I considered bagging. Funny that yours is M20 swapped. Good luck on the build!

Thank dude, I checked out your build, love it so far.

[CubbyChowder]

Subscribed, excited to see how this turns out. Looks to be super clean. I own a 318is as well, which I considered bagging. Funny that yours is M20 swapped. Good luck on the build!

[Hella_RICH]

Car is superrrrr clean.
I would say it's worthy as it sits, which just makes me more excited that you're taking it to the next level!

I appreciated it, I cant wait for my set up to arrive to actually start this thing

[Hella_RICH]

wow man, super clean! congrats!

Thanks dude.