E9 donor for rust repair panels

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I have what was a beautiful E9 that burned. I am a long time CS owner and work in the BMW and Porsche parts world. We are going to start cutting this up for repair panels. Before we get started I wanted to let you guys know about it. Here are a few photos. It was a very rust free body before this happened. Over the years I have has countless phone calls and emails looking for body parts, but we never have them. Here you go!
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I have a good roof skin if you want to save it!

Also - what is the VIN. It would be good to register this one as "Gone Forever" if you do cut it up.
 
More than needing parts it would be good to hear the fire circumstances:

1 - Electrical fire due to unfused headlight circuits.
2 - Despondent partner pushed to the breaking point.
3 - Arson.
4 - Leaky carbs.
5 - Post electoral mayhem.
6 - Insurance fraud.

It looks evenly cooked so it may not be 1 or 4.
 
if intact (besides the recent dull brown paint job) i'm looking for the left rear floor section, there where the subframe mounts are. If possible with a section of the left rear wheel arch.
Herewith some pics. I'm located in the Netherlands, which is still on the other side of the big pond, is still not to far from the UK (see post above) .....
 

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I am assuming this hulk is in SoCal based on autobahn's profile location stating La Mesa, correct?
 
eriknetherlands said:
if intact (besides the recent dull brown paint job) i'm looking for the left rear floor section, there where the subframe mounts are. If possible with a section of the left rear wheel arch.
Herewith some pics. I'm located in the Netherlands, which is still on the other side of the big pond, is still not to far from the UK (see post above) .....
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I will get you some photos. Give me an email that I can send them to. I took some...but they look really bad. The surface rust and bubbled paint makes it look crusty. They almost need to be cut and sand blasted to show they are still good.
 
I would like a section of the windscreen A posts please, as much length as possible, based in the UK
 
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