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Early dash question


kris

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Hi all,

 

What's the circled trim piece?  It is an ashtray or a cubby?  I bought an early 3 piece dash from BMW awhile back and I got my hands on most of the chrome trim but I'm missing whatever goes here.  Any clues, part numbers or pics are appreciated.

 

 

early dash detail.jpg

70 M2 2.5L 

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WAG?

 

Ash tray.

 

Cubbies didn't really show up until the E36...

 

heh

 

RealOEM will be able to tell you for sure, I bet.

 

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Edited by TobyB

"I learn best through painful, expensive experience, so I feel like I've gotten my money's worth." MattL

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Ash tray up to 71 (manual) - 51 16 7 466 065

Ash tray up to 71 (Auto) - 51 16 1 801 675

 

Both NLA, try W&N, they had them a few years back. Beaner7102

1971 - 2002 RHD VIN 1653940. Agave (stock with Pertronix & 32/36 Weber) - "Cactus"

1972 - 1602 RHD VIN 1554408. Fjord (with 2L motor, 5spd & LSD - Weber 40/40 to come) - "Bluey"

1984 - E30 318i VIN WBAAK320208722176 - stock daily driver

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Ash tray, I've been looking for one for months to no avail.  Still hunting.
 
Good luck with your search.

Going to have a panel fabricated to cover the spot and hide a kill switch.

Thanks for the info.


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70 M2 2.5L 

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Yep...that ashtray. I converted my dash from padded to chrome, and had to track down all of this. I lucked out, and a FAQ member sent me a message saying he had all of this stuff when he saw a post of mine looking for it all. What he did have that bears mentioning is the carriage that holds the ashtray. I looked and looked..never found. So I wound up chopping mine down to size, then spot welding it back together. Worked like a charm!

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5 hours ago, kris said:


Going to have a panel fabricated to cover the spot and hide an ejector switch.

Thanks for the info.


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Fixed that for you. 

Ray

Stop reading this! Don't you have anything better to do?? :P
Two running things. Two broken things.

 

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