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BMW Pete said:
I second this consul side panels comment
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cs-werk.de has non-AC side panels:

www.cs-werk.de

19 1 BMW E9 Mittelkonsole - CS Werk Bonn

Produktname: Mittelkonsole Material: original Kunstleder (Skai) mit Ziernähten an der Stirnseite Erläuterung: Neubezug der alten (eingesendeten) Mittelkonsole Entspricht Teilenummer: 51 16 1 810 741 Farbe: schwarz, Kunstleder Sonstiges: Altteil muss zu Restauration eingesendet werden Preis...
www.cs-werk.de www.cs-werk.de
 
teahead said:
cs-werk.de has non-AC side panels:

www.cs-werk.de

19 1 BMW E9 Mittelkonsole - CS Werk Bonn

Produktname: Mittelkonsole Material: original Kunstleder (Skai) mit Ziernähten an der Stirnseite Erläuterung: Neubezug der alten (eingesendeten) Mittelkonsole Entspricht Teilenummer: 51 16 1 810 741 Farbe: schwarz, Kunstleder Sonstiges: Altteil muss zu Restauration eingesendet werden Preis...
www.cs-werk.de www.cs-werk.de
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Seems like no one us replicating the original vacuum embossed thread style. Any good upholstery shop can do a basic recover and duplicate those from CS Werk. Not disbaraging their products it's just really difficult copying the thin vinyl, vacumn formed stitching.
 
Heads up on items…

Alberto is working with me on producing AC version side panels.
I have most of his products in my shop for inspection.

Jeff- let me know if you need the window pieces

Tyson- those seals are in stock at my shop or you can order from Germany.

Indicators - Wing

shopware.bmw-oldtimerteile.de shopware.bmw-oldtimerteile.de

Jeff- Whats wrong with parking light gaskets from Bts?

Satz Gummiunterlagen E9

Satz Gummiunterlagen E9 Beleuchtung Satz Gummiunterlagen E9
www.bts-autoteile.de www.bts-autoteile.de

Andrew- how about the seals from CsWerke?

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BMW E9 Dichtungen für Lampenträger Rückleuchte - CS Werk Bonn

Produktname: BMW E9 Dichtungen für Lampenträger Rückleuchte Material: U-Profil Moosgummi Farbe: schwarz sonstiges: Set für 2 Lampenträger (links und rechts) Teilenummer links: keine Teilenummer rechts: keine Preis: 20,00 € + Versandkosten* *Versandkosten innerhalb Deutschland: Diese richten...
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BMW Pete said:
I second this consul side panels comment
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AC console side panels would be great. The manual console side panels with the correct faux stitching would be fantastic, but perhaps unrealistic.


On a related note. AC side vents with the proper elephant skin texture would be great. The ones I modeled don’t have the texture but certainly fit the bill for your standard car. If they were cast instead of printed they would be perfect.

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Where do we stand on the under-carpet foot rest foam. Does Christopher sell them?

Overall, we’ve come a very long way since I got into this hobby (gasp) 7 years ago.
 
HB Chris said:
Hi Chris,

Due to the poor quality of some of the reproductions on the market, I am investigating having parts made here in the good ole USA. I’ve gotten some encouraging responses from local govt economic development agencies to help in this initiative to bring back manufacturing onshore.

Since you are a guru of Classic BMWs, my question to you is this: which parts do you think are in dire need of reproduction for the E9 (and other classic BMW you can think of).
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electric motor for E9 windows all E9 have problem with it
 
Wow !! This is all great info !! I'm putting it all into a spreadsheet to see what can be done for the items mentioned.

Here's something that we currently have an opportunity to have reproduced. Any interest in this item from the CS community ?

Maximillian Importing Company :: Mobile Traditon Licensee

www.bmwmobiletradition-online.com
decorative strips nrs. 1 & 6 in link above and
retaining clips nrs. 2 & 7 in link above
Just please respond here if you would have an interest in these items.
 
I assume many more people need 2 & 7 if there is a priority. Tabs are broken on mine.
I believe the 2 versions of #1 are related to year of vehicle.
 
Bumper impact rubber strips (front and rear)
 

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Maximillian said:
Wow !! This is all great info !! I'm putting it all into a spreadsheet to see what can be done for the items mentioned.

Here's something that we currently have an opportunity to have reproduced. Any interest in this item from the CS community ?

Maximillian Importing Company :: Mobile Traditon Licensee

www.bmwmobiletradition-online.com
decorative strips nrs. 1 & 6 in link above and
retaining clips nrs. 2 & 7 in link above
Just please respond here if you would have an interest in these items.
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I need these strips for both my left and right door panels. They were never installed by the previous owner. I assume the retaining clips # 2&7 are used to attach the decorative strips # 1&6. What would be the price for all of the parts? Thanks!, Drew
 
Maximillian said:
Wow !! This is all great info !! I'm putting it all into a spreadsheet to see what can be done for the items mentioned.

Here's something that we currently have an opportunity to have reproduced. Any interest in this item from the CS community ?

Maximillian Importing Company :: Mobile Traditon Licensee

www.bmwmobiletradition-online.com
decorative strips nrs. 1 & 6 in link above and
retaining clips nrs. 2 & 7 in link above
Just please respond here if you would have an interest in these items.
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Wrt to the aluminium strips (1&6); these are hard for any DYI-er to reproduce themselves due to their specific shape + being thin walled. They are also easily dented and scratched being in the kick-the-door-open-with-your-shoe-area. I think there are various lengths making it a tad complex to produce a full set: Front door has three pieces, rear has one. Front door length of one piece is different (I think) when comparing hand crank to electric front window. Also the rear could have different lengths due to some doorpanel having the plastic plug for the emergency window operation, but not sure. Left to right is the same part, just flipped fore-aft.
Interesting option is to make the alu strips as full drawn material, a solid section. then drill M3 holes in from the back. this would offer significant benefits as the different lengths that exist could be simple be made by cutting correct lengths and trimming the ends before anodizing them. then also no need for the metal clip-strips.

The strip shaped clips (2&7) or to attach them to a door panel can be replaced by generic fastners such as these, although they will not hold the strip nicely to the door panel as the original strip does. One might even just copy the originals themselves; these aren't complex to make. Take a thin metal plate, a Dremel, 15 minutes and I'm good for one.
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On the other hand these clips aren't difficult to make on semi-industrial scale either; they are just a flat stamped or lasercut product. The metal choice should be done careful, as it would be good if the prongs don't snap if they are bent more then one time (fatigue crack like paperclips). The consumer can even bend the tabs themselves, allowing to store and send them as flat packages which has significant logistic benefits.

So business wise; as the alu strips are more complex to DIY them, they'll justify a higher sales price. The retaining clips are good candidates for laser cutting.
 
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Maximillian said:
Wow !! This is all great info !! I'm putting it all into a spreadsheet to see what can be done for the items mentioned.

Here's something that we currently have an opportunity to have reproduced. Any interest in this item from the CS community ?

Maximillian Importing Company :: Mobile Traditon Licensee

www.bmwmobiletradition-online.com
decorative strips nrs. 1 & 6 in link above and
retaining clips nrs. 2 & 7 in link above
Just please respond here if you would have an interest in these items.
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Al Prada has made these in the past @alprada70
 
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