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  • andy318is
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    That's it, game over!

    She went Friday evening to the first person who came to see it!

    Gone to a decent lad from North Wales, who plans to either continue the resto or stick it on air

    I'm sure I'll kick myself in time.... :lol:

    The usual leaving shot....

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  • 12vsex
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    Really great job man , I love it when people put the extra effort into details .

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  • Khalil
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    Awesome work man!

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  • evilstar
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    ive been meaning to ask. sorry in advance if i just didnt see if you addressed this already. but the model is throwing me. says 628cs so i assume ealry model but this looks like the later e28 base and the engine looks like its the fuel injected m30b35 also later model. anyhow just curious.

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  • SnazzyQ
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    Originally posted by andy318is View Post
    Thank you for the words guys! Really appropriate it :-) I know its not getting slammed and split rimmed but I still hope its of interest to people :-)


    oh well it still looks amazing.

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  • teh_activ
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    i absolutely love this project! your updates are great and it will be a guide to my second e24 build, glad to see an owner love his car, im not on the forums much but give me a follow on instagram (peterkaczynski) and a dm id love to keep track of your work brotha!

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  • Burner
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    Great work man. Joy to see the progress of bringing her to life.

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  • andy318is
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    Thank you for the words guys! Really appropriate it :-) I know its not getting slammed and split rimmed but I still hope its of interest to people :-)

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  • evilstar
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    LOVE IT. lots of info, pics, good work and its about an e24.

    she looks great under your care. super clean. you doing her right hope you keep her. I look foward to more.

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  • Mehowski
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    Such an impressive car, love the high standard of work you put into the interior too.

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  • VanDamage
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    Oh man this is a great thread! Very useful information too as I need to do pretty much everything you've done to my E24! Thanks for posting!

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  • SnazzyQ
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    Keep it, then slam the fuck out of it. And put this livery on it

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  • andy318is
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    Finally got some time on the 6er over the last week to carry out some more boring but necessary maintenance!

    Poking round her back end I noticed the drop links were perished and the bushes although not too bad had seen better days, thinking the fronts would be a similar case I ordered up new front & rear drop links & anti-roll bar bushes. With the rear ARB bushes no longer available from BM a bit of lateral thinking was called for and by a good bit of realOEM part cross reference and some good luck I deduced e36 rear bushes would be the e24 so ordered up a set with my fingers crossed

    Parts waiting...



    New e36 ARB bushes and carriers



    Stripped off the rears.... new v old





    Nothing ground breaking about the work everything did fit as it should! So bolted back up and did the same to the front

    Drop links seen better days!



    Onto this Saturday I got a couple spare hours to give the old girl its first wash under my ownership!! I'm no 'detailer' by any means! The sheer thought of spending 3/4/5+ hours washing and waxing, I just cant comprehend! LOL

    So a quick wash and some old Meguiars wax I had in the cupboard I don't think she rubbed up too bad! It does need a mop to get rid of some swirls marks in the paint but that can wait a looooong time!

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    That's all for now! Im just enjoying bombing around in her while I decide what to do with it.... keep or sell?....

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  • loekaaz
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    Such a great job in saving this vehicle. Good work! Love it!
    You seem to have lots of handy tricks up your sleeve when it comes to tidying up a car. I'm subscibed!

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  • andy318is
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    Finally a little progress to report on the old 6!

    Been fighting a few niggly problems with the running of the thing recently but that's for another time, this week I got time to start on a couple greasy job I've been wanting to do first up was an oil service, plugs and filters so raided Euro Car Parts for some bits...

    Oil
    Oil filter
    Fuel Filter
    Air Filter
    Spark Plugs
    Coolant



    I must admit I've not changed the coolant yet because I still don't have a working heater and the fuel filter will happen when I'm in the mood so battle with rusty rounded nuts LOL

    Unfortunately I didn't get any pictures but I bought 4 inner head lining trims as I only had 3 fitted to my car and they were in rubbish condition! So tracked these down and got them fitted up, when the cars out the garage I'll get some pictures but it meant another job could be struck of the list!



    Having got some of the service items out the way I went onto an easier job because crawling on your back in a dusty garage sucks! THe boot area needed some attention, general inspection and tidying etc...

    Grubby and stained boot liner & tray



    Over spray dusty empty tool tray



    Dirty flat old spare



    Whipped the flat spare out, dirty wheel well



    Gave the whole area a good wipe over, didn't go too over the top just a respectable standard



    Went and got a new spare and gave the wheel a good clean up



    Starting to put things back together, hoovering, straightening out and re-gluing any bits necessary






    Cleaned up tool tray in need for some tools!!!







    Not the greatest of updates but this'll have to do! :lol:

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