And so it begins again

[t-tony]

Glad I wasn't having a drink when I read that Mr. Glym.

Tony.

 

[Althulas]

Glad I wasn't having a drink when I read that Mr. Glym.

Tony.

Unfortunately I was, but have time for another one before the wife turns up.

Looking great Sean in the daylight.

 

[2DunnsZ3]

The best part about this site is watching how everybody puts their own personal touch on their car. Love that.

 

[TrevD66]

@Sean d ..... said it before and I’ll happily say it again...... bloody beautiful. A one off built as you wanted it. Awesome job. Love to see it in the flesh in the near future

 

[Ernst G.Olsen]

You truly are an inspiration! I'm dragging my z3 out of a barn hopefully next week, and during the summer i hope to get it a runner.. Will be nothing like yours, but now i know it can be done! thank you for showing what good work looks like! Best from Norway!

 

[Sean d]

You truly are an inspiration! I'm dragging my z3 out of a barn hopefully next week, and during the summer i hope to get it a runner.. Will be nothing like yours, but now i know it can be done! thank you for showing what good work looks like! Best from Norway!

Thanks for your kind words Ernst, good luck with your summer project

 

[Sean d]

Fitted the front spacers, quite a difference considering they are only 12mm

 

[Sean d]

Forgot to add, Thanks to @DaveP for the spacers

 

[2DunnsZ3]

looks great !

 

[Sean d]

Still improving the 2.8 did the roadster trims, got rid of all the corrosion
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[spurs fan in a coupe]

begs the question (so i'll ask) ....how?

 

[Sean d]

begs the question (so i'll ask) ....how?

Really easy, remove the ally trim from the plastic using a sharp craft knife, strip the old top coat off with paint stripper and finish with a grey scotchbrite in straight lines, I removed some of the corrosion with 500

 

[Sean d]

Had an epic day today, 7 bloody hours, fitted the roll hoops and centre console with E46 arm rest, also ran new cables for rear speakers and fitted the colour coded visors.

 

[billz]

Interior looks real class mate.

 

[andyglym]

Superb mate, just superb.

 

[Jjim]

Looks awesome buddy

 

[t-tony]

One of a kind Sean, awesome mate.

Tony.

 

[DaveP]

That’s bl**dy smart as ever.

How do the Vibe Slicks sound Sean? Are those the 4” ones or larger.

Thinking about doing the same in mine as the original rears are tiny and nothing to write home about.

Dave

 

[Sean d]

That’s bl**dy smart as ever.

How do the Vibe Slicks sound Sean? Are those the 4” ones or larger.

Thinking about doing the same in mine as the original rears are tiny and nothing to write home about.

Dave

Thanks pal, the fronts sound great, well worth fitting, the rears are a big improvement on the originals but for some reason the bass is just not as good as the fronts, they are 5.25" all round, the rears need cutting but the fronts are straight swap

 

[Jonnysnapzzz]

Thanks pal, the fronts sound great, well worth fitting, the rears are a big improvement on the originals but for some reason the bass is just not as good as the fronts, they are 5.25" all round, the rears need cutting but the fronts are straight swap

Do you have an amp in there Sean?