BMW 3.0CS 1974 from Sweden

It is a 80mm round shape build up from a circle with two straight 35 mm lines, ending at a 25 mm wide notch.
Total length is 87mm.
 

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After a several year period with no updates, I am closing in on final assembly. I struggled with the body of the car, and decided to redo parts of this.
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Luigi flares was installed. But I never liked the look, and the vision I had did not comply with this.
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After getting the body into shape (thanks Mr. R), the alignment of the car doors and body panels became 100%, and I decided to keep original body width. With some massage to the wheel houses, the Mille Miglia MM2000 fit "like a glove"!
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The roof had sunroof, but it was welded shut. However, the body work had some issues so the idea of a carbon roof was born. A friend also needed one and we ended up with 2 roofs and a plug for making more :cool:. Great help from Mr. M!
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Seats was supposed to be olive green, but something got wrong in the translation, so I might need to re-color them. However, they are incredible to sit in. They build quite high, so I removed the whole original seat console (the metal brackets that are welded in where the regular seat goes).
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More updates will follow. The car has been painted, but now needs some days to fully cure. Then starts assembly ;).
 

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