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That is so awesome! Huge congrats JC! Impulse buys are the best and most fun! And I LOVE that color! Such a cool car! :)

...ready to let both go. This one is in near-perfect condition, so unlike the e9 I am NOT planning on any work for it, aside from adding some seat belts since it has none, or pulling the seats to put into storage and putting some new more comfortable seats and belts in there. Seems that seats...

...this VIN for your records. This Coupe looks like a real deal for a prospective buyer. It's interesting to see a USA car bought in Italy,and then having all of that work done when it returned with the Italian front plate and corner lights. It even has the 1973 US bumpers and roof mounted seat...

That is a hearty list of updates my man...jeez! We are not worthy! So excited for tomorrow and to see your e9 in the flesh. Good luck today with the final tune up. I am about to drive the rally course to get more familiar.

I've been working furiously to get mine ready as well - I love that you had put this out there since it made a good target. My family is glad I'm nearing the end, or so they believe - in addition to regular full-time job I feel that there are many weeks I"m spending 15-20 hours out in the...

Ready for the Wundercar Social this Saturday in WA State!!! Finally got my car in tip top mechanical condition and as good as I could appearance-wise given the original 1972 paint. I've owned the car for just over a year now and have been busting ass on getting this car to where I am happy...

...I know I'm getting good contact for the ground. The battery in the trunk is separately grounded to one of the large bolts that secure the seat belts bolted directly into the frame. Sorry for the long post but thought better to put out all of the information I know so that you aren't having...

Hi there I am very close to putting my seat belts back in , but I don’t fully remember what way they were installed whe I took them out about 6 years ago I noticed that you have / had 2 holes for seat belts on your parcel shelf Are they for rear seat belts of for front seatbelts ?

Down to the short strokes on the car disassembly. Took out the upper seat belts and the little headliner tabs that hold them. I will not be using these since I have the retractable ones for re-assembly. If anyone wants a set of these they are in fairly good shape. I drilled out the rivets and...

...personal option list more or less complete. My bond car has then every desireable option, except sun roof (doens´t fit to a race car), leather (I prefer fabric), rear seat belts (no space for more than 1 extra passenger). Kind regards from a completly stupid and car addicted E9 enthusiast...

...and forth. I directed him to that thread and as he said, part of the problem is that there are so many different configurations of the seat belts that a standard set might fit but not reliably so. My issue was that even with the retractor, the seatbelt length overall was too long so it...

good Morning or Afternoon! My E9 is a 1972 model- European delivery. It has a seatbelt fixing point up where a B pillar might ordinarily be. However, I currently only have lap belts and would like to go to a three-point inertia system. I’m considering the Lakewell belts and wonder if anybody...

...thing? If so, then that wiring makes sense, one added wire at the license plate light splice, and then separate branches right and left tot he markers. I'll check my seat belts, but I do not recall undoing any wires when I removed them. Yeah, in DEEP!! I'll be reassembling from an empty...

Being in crash testing as a profession: Glue is used in various locations in cars, but only when the forces are gradually dispersed over the surface. Large body panels seams, roof panels, etc. Secondly, you need a lot of surface area to get the same strength as a weld would give you. And you...

These Autoflug retractable seat belts were OEM for some later model 3-liter coupes, and have both Autoflug and BMW embossments. They are designed for the retractor spool to mount behind the rear seats at the inner wheel housing. The belt webbing in the retractor is 10 feet long, so a variety of...

...and rear - multiple pieces) Front and rear glass Glass trims (exterior) Package tray (why do they cal it this? :rolleyes:) Rear seat belts Shift console sides Dash under cover Glove box Fuse box hatch Rear arm rests/side cards Door cards Carpets Door sill trims And then there is the...

Nice looking car but feels off with the early interior to me... seat belts are not where I would expect them either.

...seats instead of the original bucket seats (newly reupholstered bottom part) . The headliner is original without any damage. There are new seat belts. In addition, remote-controlled opening and closing of door locks and trunk lid has been installed. The only thing that still reminds of a RHD...

...Not sure if these parts are still available. The US dash is 3” fatter than the Euro dash due to US crash testing for people not wearing seat belts. The Euro dash is much more elegant, but expensive. With the armrest, I didn’t like my elbow hitting the hard plastic center designed to hold...

...the $10 extra for the buffers on the door latches- pic 152. Note pics 262 & 266 show the rubber on the ends of the front bumper should be in the ends of the lower front valance. Looks like no over-the-shoulder seat belts. Pic 273--What is a Fee: tax duty of $544.84 on customer-supplied parts?