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Date: 4-10-08 08:51
From: danjrusdug in Little Rock, AR

Subject: Dangerous Doug's 1973 tii Atlantik

OK, so I should have done this a long time ago. I've got plenty of pics from the engine rebuild but I am fast forwarding to the interior work right now. I just had too many pics to put in one post so I thought this might be a good place for them.

I'll add one pic of the engine compartment as I sanded, primered, and painted it while I had the top end of the engine out.

Hopefully I'll find the time to post progress in the future.

Doug
'73 tii Atlantik - preparing for the V@V

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Bought a '90 325i to drive while working on the tii. I've got to have something besides the Q45.

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Garage where the work is being done

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Engine Compartment cleaned up a bit

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Date: 4-10-08 09:00
From: danjrusdug in Little Rock, AR

Subject: Dangerous Doug's 1973 tii Atlantik- Part II

OK, here are some pics of the interior after I stripped most of it out. I searched the board on what to use for sound proofing/insulation and decided on the following. After cleaning out the interior I used the rattle can rubberized undercoating - 2 coats. Then I bought the self adhesive duct wrap which is basically a closed cell foam covered with aluminum. We'll see how it does. Just rapping on the side it sounds a lot more muffled.

Oh, yeah, I also cut out my own parcel shelf since the original disinigrated upon removal. I covered it all with some underlayment I had left over from laying some laminate flooring in my previous house (to seal it and provide padding under the vinyl), covered the top with black vinyl, and sprayed the underside with the undercoating stuff as well. Now it is sealed and heavily muffled. I mounted some speakers I had to it before installing it along with soldering the speaker wires in place.

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Last edited by danjrusdug on 4-29-08 07:42; edited 2 times in total

Date: 4-10-08 09:10
From: danjrusdug in Little Rock, AR

Subject: Re: Dangerous Doug's 1973 tii Atlantik- Part III

The interior soundproofing...

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Two coats of spray of rubberized undercoating/sealer/sound deadening spray. Stuff stinks but seems to do the trick.

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The clothes pins are there because I was multitasking and glued a piece of carpet in place before I decided to put the sound deadener in. Probably should have taken my ADD meds beforehand!

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The rear sides should be a lot quieter..

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had to hang the speaker wires out of the way...

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Looks like I should leave this as is and add some George Jetson front seats

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Last edited by danjrusdug on 4-29-08 07:44; edited 1 time in total

Date: 4-10-08 10:48 From: 1936spyder in Sunnyvale, CA Subject: Re: Dangerous Doug's 1973 tii Atlantik
Nice! I'd love to see more pix of the exterior as Atlantik is one of my favorite colors. I think that I'll start a blog too for my most recent purchase. Thanks for sharing, Wendell _________________ COMING SOON... '73 Taiga/Schwarz 2002tii VIN 2764074-May 30th, 1973 build date June 4th, 1973 delivery to Hoffman Motors, NYC

Date: 4-11-08 10:07
From: danjrusdug in Little Rock, AR

Subject: Rear Seat Fitting

The evening before last I did all the sound deadening stuff and it got me excited to see what my new seat covers would look like. I got these from the folks that sell the Recaro seat covers on ebay. They did not have a pattern for the '02 rear seat and asked if I could take measurements and they would try. I got real anal with the measurements like where the top of the seat is larger in the middle than at the ends. They followed those directons real well as the fit is amazing! See for yourself...

Sorry about the poor quality. I finished around 2am and had limited lighting with no flash on my camcorder. I'll get better pics later.

Doug

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The covers for the recaros have the same pattern. I'll get those done when I get more free time and provide another update.

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The 2 tone looks great with the new carpet. I've only installed the section below the rear seat so far.

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Sorry about the bad lighting. The seats are black with charcoal grey.

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Date: 4-11-08 12:48 From: themoose in Scottsdale, AZ Subject: Re: Rear Seat Fitting
Who was the seller of the covers? I'd definitely be interested in a set! _________________ '74 2002 (undergoing Megasquirt conversion!)

Date: 4-11-08 01:08
From: danjrusdug in Little Rock, AR

Subject: iggee link below

Here is the link to their website. My guess is that they probably stored the measurements that I gave them for the rear seat.

http://www.iggee.com/shop.cart?action=CAT&ccode=BMW111

And here is their ebay store:

http://search.stores.ebay.com/Iggee-Custom-Seat-Covers_iggee_W0QQftsZ1QQsaselZ44761730QQsatitleZiggeeQQsofpZ0

I asked about them on the FAQ about a month ago or so and a number of folks said they have used them before and that they held up. They are made real well. How they wear is something I'll have to adopt a wait-and-see attitude about. : )

Doug

Date: 4-11-08 05:34 From: bluedevils Subject: Re: iggee link below
who made the carpet?

Date: 4-11-08 06:06
From: danjrusdug in Little Rock, AR

Subject: Re: iggee link below

bluedevils wrote:

who made the carpet?

I think it is the BavAuto.com kit. It came with the car; boxed up and ready to be opened. I'll look through the receipts this weekend but I'm pretty sure it is the one from bavauto.com.

Doug
'73 tii Atlantik

Date: 4-11-08 06:55
From: stealthbimmer

Subject: Re: iggee link below

danjrusdug wrote:

where they the same price even tho they didnt have the pattern? Also, did you only get the rear seat or both? What are you plans for the fronts...

Date: 4-11-08 08:06
From: danjrusdug in Little Rock, AR

Subject: Re: iggee link below

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where they the same price even tho they didnt have the pattern? Also, did you only get the rear seat or both? What are you plans for the fronts...

I won the front seats on ebay and asked them about the rear seat. They said if I gave them the measurements they would sell the rear for $155. This was cheaper than buying from their site.

Hope this helps.

Doug
'73 tii Atlantik

Date: 4-11-08 09:07
From: stealthbimmer

Subject: Re: iggee link below

danjrusdug wrote:

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where they the same price even tho they didnt have the pattern? Also, did you only get the rear seat or both? What are you plans for the fronts...

thanks ill look into it, my seats are in desperate need of some attn. I like that color scheme too. Cant wait to see the fronts done

Date: 4-14-08 07:48 From: stealthbimmer Subject: Re: iggee link below
i emailed em and they said they can do rears for 2002s, just incase anyone else is interested. Im gonna be ordering mine up soon.

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