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Pulling out the "I'm serving our country card" does not give you a license to incite trouble and act like an ignorant dick. Okay, now that we got that over with, I usually agree with people on this board who get fired up over ridiculous asking prices. I simply don't understand how you can...

Pulling out the "I'm serving our country card" does not give you a license to incite trouble and act like an ignorant dick. Okay, now that we got that over with, I usually agree with people on this board who get fired up over ridiculous asking prices. I simply don't understand how you can...

MY VIN number indicates an early 1973 US version, but there are several parts that suggest its a later '73 version like yours. For example, all of my window motors have the black plastic casing rather than the "sardine can" type. They have have been upgraded at some point, but the point of me...

MY VIN number indicates an early 1973 US version, but there are several parts that suggest its a later '73 version like yours. For example, all of my window motors have the black plastic casing rather than the "sardine can" type. They have have been upgraded at some point, but the point of me...

when you say battery drain - how quickly does it drain? My coupe had an issue with the rear luggage compartment light staying on. That drained the battery within hours. I also have a manual clock in the instrument cluster that will sap the battery if I don't drive the car every few weeks...

when you say battery drain - how quickly does it drain? My coupe had an issue with the rear luggage compartment light staying on. That drained the battery within hours. I also have a manual clock in the instrument cluster that will sap the battery if I don't drive the car every few weeks...

Just my $.02, but I wouldn't care if the block or head was original to the car. I don't get the sense that "the market" cares either. Block, head and most mechanicals are afterthoughts in the E9 scope. Condition of the body and originality of the interior I think drives the value more...

It seems as though you always garner more support when you post some pictures of you coupe and project, so let's see some pictures :) ALthough it is possible to remove the dash without removing the windshield, I highly recommend removing the windshield. The time spend cursing and...

It seems as though you always garner more support when you post some pictures of you coupe and project, so let's see some pictures :) ALthough it is possible to remove the dash without removing the windshield, I highly recommend removing the windshield. The time spend cursing and...

I usually don't jump on internet grammar, but I think there may be a misunderstanding here. pinstripe, when you hijacked RogerB's thread and mentioned Providence, I think you meant "Provenance" (where your car originated), correct?, not "Providence" as the Capital of Rhode Island...

I usually don't jump on internet grammar, but I think there may be a misunderstanding here. pinstripe, when you hijacked RogerB's thread and mentioned Providence, I think you meant "Provenance" (where your car originated), correct?, not "Providence" as the Capital of Rhode Island...

First of all, what a gorgeous car! Without getting into dollar amounts, I think you could a wide variance depending upon how quickly you may need to move on the deal, right? I recently heard someone say that there are three (general) types of car sellers in the collector world: 1)...

First of all, what a gorgeous car! Without getting into dollar amounts, I think you could a wide variance depending upon how quickly you may need to move on the deal, right? I recently heard someone say that there are three (general) types of car sellers in the collector world: 1)...

As J Mackro pointed out to me, I belive what you're talking about is "pinch welt"? U-shaped rubber channel with metal inside that take a shape and grips the seam when clamped? If so, it is pretty widely used in the resto business. Hopefully J Mackro reads this and can chime in with where...

As J Mackro pointed out to me, I belive what you're talking about is "pinch welt"? U-shaped rubber channel with metal inside that take a shape and grips the seam when clamped? If so, it is pretty widely used in the resto business. Hopefully J Mackro reads this and can chime in with where...

who did the restoration work? that is some fantastic work! thanks for sharing

who did the restoration work? that is some fantastic work! thanks for sharing