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Thanks for the info!

I would use a few small drips of superglue.

Welcome to the forum my fellow European

I have bought the Varta 2/V250H rechargeable batteries.

That looks great!
I already have that same Varta battery as I wanted to repair my flashlight.
Now I see that LED, I want to do that as well.
Can you share the part number of that LED Bobbo?

Welcome here!

Very nice car!
Big fan of the late model Highline/ Motorsport series.
Like the shadow line as well.

Think I need some glasses

It was a very cowardly attack by the Japanese. But I think their actions in forcing the USA to enter WW2 eventually enabled victory by the Allies. We couldn't have prevailed without America's great industrial output and armed forces. Definitely true, without the Americans, we were all speaking Germ...

Such a shame! It was a great looking shark!

Cool picture Bobbo!
Very nice of you to commemorate these brave men.

By looking at the tail and engines, I would guess this is a Lockheed.

Perhaps I am mistaking but to me it looks like the red of the front is a bit different than the rear. When you look at photos from the side, it looks like the different colour starts just after the door.
Or am I crazy?

Good news! I think that is a very reasonable price for the repair.
Perhaps I might need them one day as well, it's not that far for me, they are near the border between Holland and Germany.

Nice job!
And thanks for the information about the bracket, that might be useful someday

Very cool! Trendsetter indeed!

rhanley 635csi89 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 28, 2021 12:32 pm There was a E24 in the video? I'll have to watch it again!

I had the same problem!

Don't let the girls distract you , just notice the E24

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6c1y27AFT0w

Nice job!
I have some experience with cutting out stickers, not easy indeed!

Thanks for that information Bobbo, I was not aware of that. How crazy is that, so much differences within one country... :-? We have to make some modifications too. When I imported my E24 from the US, the side markers needed to be removed and the head lights needed to be changed. That was it though....

Very nice car!
Imported from Germany when it was almost new (100km).
It is strange that that was allowed during these days as the US versions needed to have catalytic converters and special bumpers. Or was a cat fitted when it was imported?

Enter your VIN here and you will see the color code of your leather.
https://bimmer.work/

What a great article, thanks for sharing!

Wow, one of the best I ever seen.
Big fan of Zinnoberrot with black interior.

That's a lot of money...

Yes it does, bodywork is in good shape. I mean the chrome frame. It looks damaged to me.

Very nice car. By looking at the rotten rear light surroundings, I would assume there might be some hidden rust spots underneath the (new) paint.