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p.smitty

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Does anyone out there have a left side headlight cover? I'm looking for the metal cover that is located above the headlight, under the hood. I don't know if all years are the same, but my E9 is a 72.

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Pat
510-579-1887
 
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Both cover's needed, with screws

p.smitty said:
Does anyone out there have a left side headlight cover? I'm looking for the metal cover that is located above the headlight, under the hood. I don't know if all years are the same, but my E9 is a 72.

Thanks,
Pat
510-579-1887
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I am also in need of these covers. I hadn't realized they were missing until I look at another E9 that had them. What is the correct name?

Ian
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1970 2800CS
 
don't forget to buy the gaskets. also if you can't find the used knurled screws, then you will have to get the black ones from w+n
 
D-jetronic said:
But cheap...

May ship to US.

http://www.ebay.de/itm/BMW-E9-E3-CS...632766?hash=item2ee7c043be:g:qWsAAOxyNDhSZDus

Marc.
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These covers seem to be missing some holes.

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Has anyone checked with CoupeKing? I have gotta believe they have a pile of these on their shelves. You might even find one in the right color.
 
Those on ebay are fiberglass

I have some extras, I bought a set from coupe king, then I found mine, so price about what I paid
 
Covers and screws

I'm sure there are some used covers around, but I've yet to see any for sale. I also don't have the screws to hold them down. It looks like even the black ones are NLA.
I'm looking into having reproductions made. Other than the setup charges for the molds, it shouldn't be too hard. Is it correct that there are two shorter screws and one longer one?

Ian
1970 2800CS
 
mulberryworks said:
I'm sure there are some used covers around, but I've yet to see any for sale. I also don't have the screws to hold them down. It looks like even the black ones are NLA.
I'm looking into having reproductions made. Other than the setup charges for the molds, it shouldn't be too hard. Is it correct that there are two shorter screws and one longer one?

Ian
1970 2800CS
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perfect use case for 3D printing. Pick your color, send the file to The UPS store...
 
Can anybody please post a photo of the plastic part of the screws. Might have a reasonably priced substitute.
 
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