Project Jabberjaw Part 2

does it look like this?
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Interior

Today I visited the stitch shop and here are some updates. Sorry for the poor lighting I was using my Iphone.

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Shes back in the body shop

Now the finishing touches begins =)


Install CR 5spd dogleg tranny
Install 3.07 LSD
Install CSL rear ducktail
Install CSL front spoiler
Install 3.5 CSi stripes
Refinish Alpina wheels
Install new tires
Custom make new front seat brackets for Scheelmann seats
Coupeking exhaust system with the correct downpipe
Service motor
Repalce all seals and gasket
Brakes
Wiring
Steam Clean the entire undercarriage and motor

Bad news:

M90 need$ to be rebuilt =(


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Bad news more slippery slope =(

Had the valve cover opened and discovered water and oil has mixed like a latte . Its time for a rebuild and powder coat and paint whats needed. Also saw that my cam is stamped with the letter "C". Anybody knows what this is?
 
Slippery Slope begins

I don't think a rebuild is .. Bad news

I can't see you doing all that work then driving around and having it smoke , piss, and shutter.

Now you can do something wild to the motor.
Barry

You have a good point Barry. My good friend has a new rebuilt 86 head with a CSL 272 cam ported and polished and ready to be installed. I had the valve cover and plenums powder coated .Ordered the head gasket and few jewels from Carl Nelson. Ordered all the hoses ,clamps , studs , bolts , AC struff etc and had the heater core taken out to be checked. The dogleg tranny has been installed with a new M5 clutch and the 3.07 diff. While waiting for the head to be done I am having the rear diff mount welded and reinforced. I really thank good friends Terry and Don for all thier help and knowledge. Without them I am clueless. Its always nice to have E9 proffesionals by your side.
 
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Rear diff mount reinforced.

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Powder coated parts has arrived

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More new parts waiting to be installed

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E28 M5 clutch, Dogleg CR 5 spd and 307 diff.

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Got this NOS part from a local dealer today =)

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Had time today and I cleaned the entire under chasis

While the exhaust and driveshaft was out =)

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Newly rebuilt head and balanced injectors arrived today.

Matched port , 272cams , tri cut valves

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I stole your drive shaft....

Alvin,

Looks great even better in person! Once again thank you for the overdrive unit, and extra LSD... Seeing the car in various stages reminds me of my 65 Mustang Fastback resto Honey Gold on Black Std Interior 4spd 3.54 locker.
 

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Hi Dave,

Thanks and Im glad it went to good use (another E9). Hope to see your coupe one day bro.

Motor is back together just waiting for my heater core to be repaired. Its almost there =)
Many Thanks to Don Lawrence and Terry for putting such long hours and patience with me for being very anal =) excellent work.

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Also thanks to Eric @Coupeking for sending me the awesome down pipe for the Coupking exhaust system.
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You gonna paint that dipstick? :p

Looking beautiful....
 
Refinishing my staggered Alpina wheels to gloss finish and putting him back together. =)

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My custom decals ready to be installed
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Installed new sound pads. To be painted polaris.
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Newly rechromed bumpers installed. All new lenses and lights made a big difference.
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Im very happy with the body work. They maticulously revived every single body line all straight and sharp.
 
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