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New OEM Sisal Mats from Roger's tii


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Genuine "Rottbraun" BMW Sisal mats, thanks to the extremely helpful and nice Roger at Roger's tii.

 

Can you say "GROOVY?!" 

 

I was was on the fence with this one forever...but now that they're in, WOW! I just love how the red/brown elements tie in to the seats & door panels. These were dealer options back in the day and I am just loving them...

 

COOP

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Yep - BMW started offering them again ~10 years ago.  I went with the blue/black set to complement the blue interior.

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John in VA

'74 tii "Juanita"  '85 535i "Goldie"  '86 535i "M-POSSTR"  

'03 530i "Titan"  '06 330ci "ZHPY"

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I have never seen fluid filled gauges on a 2002!?!

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I think I would ask for a replacement, for the mat behind the driver's seat.  (sorry Roger)

(but then you might not be as fussy as me, heehe)

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I would also offer to pay shipping for both parts, to help offset the hassle of my obsession with things being parallel.

 

I would then order up a pair of these clips.  I carefully removed one from a 320i at the yard and installed it on the driver's strap, but I should move it to the passenger side; because telling the passenger to grab the belt before closing the door is more of a pain than simply doing that myself.  Then again, I don't have many passengers : / 

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COOP,

   Not hating on your mats, but the diagonal-ness of the pattern on the pass front and d/s rear mats would make me crazy. Maybe they wanted to add a touch of the 70's for authenticity... But hey, lucky for you you're not a detail freak, or anything like that! 

   Seems many of the repro parts from the Fatherland these days include a touch of lameness.

 

 Bob

71 2002

85 M635

89 327is

98 M3

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Please feel free to point out any innacuracies in the article or to heckle & jeer (especially you, Conserv/Steve!) about anything not up to snuff on the car. I expect it from this discerning group and that would actually be helpful as I strive to get the car ready for The Quail in August.

 

since you asked...

I would source an oem shift boot that fits the lever tightly and pulls the bottom off the flange when you shift.

Then I would cut a 3/4" rubber band off a wheel barrow inner tube to hold the bottom on.

The judges will not see the rubber band, but you might lose a couple points for that loose neck.

 

Oh, how I love to heckle and jeer, when the overall quality is perfectly clear.

Quaility?

Tom

 

     

 

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I have those in the '71 and they are very nice; even after many years of use.

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I won a set of blue/black CocoMats at MidAm two years ago.  I installed them in the '75 and the sun has faded the blue in less than a year's time... not impressed with that at all. :(

 

Thanks for the reminder to where to get them... I'll get a set for the '72 when I start re-doing the interior.

 

Ed

'69 Granada... long, long ago  

'71 Manila..such a great car

'67 Granada 2000CS...way cool

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21 minutes ago, bob02 said:

COOP,

   Not hating on your mats, but the diagonal-ness of the pattern on the pass front and d/s rear mats would make me crazy. Maybe they wanted to add a touch of the 70's for authenticity... But hey, lucky for you you're not a detail freak, or anything like that! 

   Seems many of the repro parts from the Fatherland these days include a touch of lameness.

 

 Bob

 

Trust me, Bob, already working on getting them swapped out! No way I could live with that...

 

 

 

COOP

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