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I removed the driver seat last time I had to remove/install a gauge, add some blankets to the floor, lay on your back with your feet on the backseat, and it's actually quite comfortable to play around with the gauges. Having another set of hands helping with the gauge fitment from the top side...

I still have these lying around in the attic, might not be worth the hassle to have them shipped? https://e9coupe.com/forum/threads/fs-csi-fuel-tank-early-model.20995/ https://e9coupe.com/forum/threads/fs-csi-fuel-tank-late-model.20994/

Carbs on the S38 is not an option?

Speaking of other restorations, you should post some pics of your Alfa for the many Alfa enthusiasts here on the forum. I love it. Great work as usual!

Endurance racing, illuminates the car number to keep track of which car is which during the night part. Here's a modern version of the same thing, and thanks for sharing your photos!

As Chris said, they're aftermarket. Brand is ATS and they are 7x14, ET11

If the 4 speed is a Getrag, then yes! If it's a 4 speed ZF, then nope. Sami, you need to check inside the 265/6 if it has the worm gear that spins the speedo drive. You can see it through the hole for the speedo drive.

Do you have the shim? If not you need that one as well.

Buried deep in my thread :D https://e9coupe.com/forum/threads/getting-this-3-0csi-back-on-the-road.16997/page-6#post-157958

Just as @Dan Wood suspects, I really think the trim was sanded and polished during the restoration, which is quite common due to the trouble of getting new good looking anodizing on the trims. The trims could have been left without anything to protect the aluminium. Depending on what were used...

I had no luck with the SR444X starter on my CSi, the starter solenoid hits the coolant water pipe under the intake manifold. This was not a Bosch unit, so I don't know if it makes a difference? I went with the smaller SR441 in the end, works great. I was able to replace the starter without...

Yes, for the ones not wanting to search, here they are: Great videos!

You mean this Alpina wheel?

Well, if you write this in a for sale thread: Anybody would take that as a commitment to buy the item for sale, so I don't think @enoz05 was forcing you. Don't write that you want the item and ask where to send the money if you're not certain you'll buy, it's common sense.

I bought the brush material from Carl Nelson back in -16/-17, contact and ask. Don't know who currently stocks the rubber seals, but try W&N and the other shops listed over here: https://e9coupe.com/forum/threads/what-are-the-top-sources-for-parts-and-service.33895/

Thanks @arnie for the write up, I now have a working odometer again! It's such an easy and enjoyable operation removing the speedometer..

Beautiful! Love the color combo.

How to shim it: https://e9coupe.com/forum/threads/overheating.37295/page-3#post-342020

I had a 3.25 behind my four-speed, I can't even imagine having a 3.64 paired with the four speed, maybe if you never left town or only did hillclimbs.

Front 205/55R16 Rear 225/50R16 That's the most commonly used sizes for the staggered 16" Alpina setup.