Restoration Design's First Bmw

[Kineticz02]

i just bought a rotted 74 hat needs some floor pans. i will definitely contact yall for some parts

[malcolm@restoration-design]

Hey guys!!

 

Been a little while, but I'm back with our next How To video for our little BMW 2002.

 

Adam goes through some great welding and panel fitting techniques in this video.

 

Check it out!

 

[Andrew Havens]

Very helpful video, thanks! Keep them coming. =]

[Leitrum]

Any chance you're going to finish documenting your resto? Was really hoping to learn something from your nose removal/install/repair!

[tloza7]

please make full rear quarters

[Toga]

Hi Adam Hi all,

 

thanks for those pics and videos! Really helpfull and motivating for us, poor souls facing he same rust miseries. I'm working on my first project: 1974 2002 Tii. And what you're are facing here is now hitting me in the face! Separating the body from engine with gear box and suspension is all what's left to be done before "attacking" the rust areas.

Could you be more explicit about where to weld supports to avoid the body shell from twisting while replacing the rails? Your rotisserie seems to be excellent in that matter too. Much better than the one using the bumper attach points? Would you have some measurement data to build it? Where do you attach it to the body?

 

Thanks for you help and please keep up posting your priceless advises.

 

Edited December 3, 2014 by Toga

[Patrick Dittmer]

Hi, 

Checking in to see how the project went, and if it's still going on where you are at with it.

 

 

[cwmfour]

@malcolm@restoration-design I would love get an update on this restoration.  I have a 1973 in similar condition and have already learned a ton from your posts.  Very interested in the nose replacement.  I have to do this as well.