Panjo killed bimmerforums, then photobucket finished the jobs on the rest of them. Here isn’t hugely active but if you need help people are usually quick to jump on it.
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I also think the car culture has moved on from the e36. Also there are very few good examples with people who want to maintain them properly left. Also because they’ve been around for so long, there’s not much to discuss on them and no breakthroughs to make. This forum does have some of the better restoration threads though, especially lately.Originally posted by westopherPanjo killed bimmerforums, then photobucket finished the jobs on the rest of them. Here isn’t hugely active but if you need help people are usually quick to jump on it.
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Started my interior restoration yesterday by tearing down the new sets I got.
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Now I need to pull the seats out of car and tear them down. I think Im am going to take all 4 seats and put together the 2 best sets of backs and bottoms to make 2 nice ones. I also need to pull the rear seat, door cards, and headliner. Im hoping to work on that a little this week, but its hard without the garage.
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Finally started on the seats. It will be a slow build but Im trying to do a little bit here and there as I have time. Last night I cleaned and smoothed out some previous repairs on the seats.
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Here goes nothing.....
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Started filling the sanding the cracks and issues.
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