My 74 3.0CSI's journey
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Looking forward to the after pics, what were/are these things on the wheel wells?
We never did figure it out.
10 years from now you'll be interviewed and revered as a genius by Beemer magazine posing the question- What gave you such keen foresight to spend so much cash back in the day?
Looking awesome.
Two questions-
Why the battleship grey on the intake manifold?
And once again, what are those jacuzzi nozzles doing in the trunk?
loloe13
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very nice ++
must have felt great when you drove it the first time after all the work was done
.. those nozzles, they really remind me of curtain-rails ends
must have felt great when you drove it the first time after all the work was done
.. those nozzles, they really remind me of curtain-rails ends
What color is that?
SHIMBIMMER
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Awesome...
We're nearly twins...but my goodness I can't really compare to that work done!
We're nearly twins...but my goodness I can't really compare to that work done!
Really, really nice!! Looking great in Fjord (my favorite)!
SHIMBIMMER
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Audio
Curious what audio setup you went with?
Curious what audio setup you went with?
Always amazing how the passage of time makes us all look smarter!! LoL
On the intake manifold, it just looks really good.
And, I STILL don't know what those nozzles were and neither does the previous owner. As an italian car, could it have been an LNG conversion at some point in its life?? Just don't know
Original head unit and center speaker, plus hidden in the glovebox, remote operated modern head unit with speaker in the front kick panels and rear shelf (see perforations)
Attachments
I think that is where the Jeffries tubes connect....