ABZY
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Right Rear BMW Badge for spoiler
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loloe13
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I put on a flat 60mm Badge myself, but on my spoiler with the rubber lip, the surface is not exactly flat, I had to make a custom base for the badge to sit on. I know others who went for a smaller size badge. I was told that getting the BMW badge off a BMW motorcycle may be an option.
All depends on what you like!
Gavin
All depends on what you like!
Gavin
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Gavin, where do you get that? There was a badge, small and flat, from realoem.com the part number is 51141836500 - i have never seen one for sale and it is listed as 'ENDED' but no idea if there is a substitute.
Regards,
Rohan
Regards,
Rohan
i believe i remember seeing a sticker on coupeguy's website
2002 badge?
What about the 2002 badge for the pre1974 '02s that mounts on the tail panel?
I thought those were a bit smaller diam and flat.
What about the 2002 badge for the pre1974 '02s that mounts on the tail panel?
I thought those were a bit smaller diam and flat.
Yes, 2002 from 66-67 or so through 73....Its 2 13/16" diameter, and yes, flat...two prongs that are normally held on with backside grommets...You can source from dealer; if realoem is correct, for about $23...If all is lost, I have a new one that I might let go...
loloe13
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how about this one?
Rohan:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/BMW-Emblem-fur-Kofferraum-61mm-BMW-3er-E46-Cabrio-/230870748635?pt=DE_Autoteile&fits=Make%3ABMW&hash=item35c0f80ddb
I have tried various badge sizes for the rear spoiler.
The PO had a spare C-Pillar Enamel badge that he was going to use for the rear, I found it to be too small, but that can be one expansive option.
I then had a 60mm stick-on wheel cap badge to try for size which I liked.
But in the end I went with the current set up, with a 60mm M-Motorsport 'Target' Enamel badge which I always liked.
Gavin
Rohan:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/BMW-Emblem-fur-Kofferraum-61mm-BMW-3er-E46-Cabrio-/230870748635?pt=DE_Autoteile&fits=Make%3ABMW&hash=item35c0f80ddb
I have tried various badge sizes for the rear spoiler.
The PO had a spare C-Pillar Enamel badge that he was going to use for the rear, I found it to be too small, but that can be one expansive option.
I then had a 60mm stick-on wheel cap badge to try for size which I liked.
But in the end I went with the current set up, with a 60mm M-Motorsport 'Target' Enamel badge which I always liked.
Gavin
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i do have a beautiful new BMW badge, i recall it being 50 mm in diameter, and completely flat
the frame is plastic and it has two small protuberances to be assembled with the appropriate plastic caps
if anyone needs it i can post some pics
BTW, gavin, it looks awesome !
the frame is plastic and it has two small protuberances to be assembled with the appropriate plastic caps
if anyone needs it i can post some pics
BTW, gavin, it looks awesome !
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Rear spoiler BMW emblem
The CSL rear spoiler emblem is specific to that part. The upper side of the badge is bent to follow the rubber edge surface. It was delivered in the screw and accessory kit with the spoiler when bought from BMW. Contact me if you need more info.
The CSL rear spoiler emblem is specific to that part. The upper side of the badge is bent to follow the rubber edge surface. It was delivered in the screw and accessory kit with the spoiler when bought from BMW. Contact me if you need more info.
i have this emblem, i made some mistakes, it is not plastic but metal, it is 58mm in diameter and 6mm thick, with the black base plate (the latter can be removed, and then the emblem is only 3,5mm thick
i would look pretty nice on that spoiler 8)
i would look pretty nice on that spoiler 8)
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Hey Gavin, I thought I edited my post - yes you are right - the rubber duck tail spoiler had just the 3.0 csl sticker. The bat ducktail spoiler (no rubber edge) had a badge. Love the Inka colour!
Regards,
Rohan
Regards,
Rohan
loloe13
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Hey Rohan,
I have edited my first comment too, cause now I am not so sure. I did not know there is an offical badge available for the spoiler until I read yours and Gerrit's post. I just remember seeing that in official CSL brochures, there are no rear badge (with the rubber lip spoiler at least).
http://www.e9coupe.com/tech/lit/CSL_brochure_NL/page08.jpg
Learning something new about our e9 all the time.
Cheers, Gavin
The badge doesn't really work well with the rubber lip. I removed mine and don't think I'd add the sticker even if I had one. It's kind of like Ferraris that come with the optional badges on the front fenders - I probably know what make of car I'm driving and I really don't care if you know or not.
Glenn, you've got mail.
Hey Gavin,
see this batmobile which is pretty original as it was owned by Tim Hignett and now BMW gb. http://www.pistonheads.com/doc.asp?c=161&i=22796
also though I see the poster for the rubber lipped ducktail with no badge on what looks like an original BMW flyer - cant find a link now!
Every bat I have seen be it with the series one all GRp ducktail or a series 2 has had the boot badge.
Funny old cars!
Is your car a rhd csl?
Regards,
Rohan
see this batmobile which is pretty original as it was owned by Tim Hignett and now BMW gb. http://www.pistonheads.com/doc.asp?c=161&i=22796
also though I see the poster for the rubber lipped ducktail with no badge on what looks like an original BMW flyer - cant find a link now!
Every bat I have seen be it with the series one all GRp ducktail or a series 2 has had the boot badge.
Funny old cars!
Is your car a rhd csl?
Regards,
Rohan
loloe13
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OIC :shock:
yes, mine is a RHD CSL citypack but it did not have front or rear spoilers originally. The duck tail rubber spoiler was only added on about 8 years ago.
You need to post more pics of that great colour. Which chassis number is she?
loloe13
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I have been told that there are not too many Inka e9 in Oz, maybe 3-4 only, so very glad to have found this one.