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Hey Paul,

i know you didn't ask me, but I found my bra(gee, that sounds funny..:lol:) when I was going through boxes trying to assess what to begin with on bringing my Mint Grun back to life. The blue color in the embroidered roundel faded to a kind of purple. The bra seems to be of very good quality, but I do not remember seeing a tag on it to indicate who made it. 

As an aside, how to you keep the sunroof rail covers(?) so shiny? I had mine buffed by a shop a couple of years ago and it did not take long before they were corroded aluminum again. Of course, i did not wax them or do anything else after they were buffed, but I had the sunroof closed most of the time.

Thanks,

Phlip

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It hasn't been on it but once to check fit. 

Bought it. Fit it. Stashed it. In 2005. 

Never took a pic Paul. Sorry. 

 

Trying to find you one on the web but I don't see any on the 02. 

I see this half bra for the hood but I went full with the screens for the sides of the kidney to let air flow and turn signals. 

This one protects the whole front hood n fender sides by turn signals. 

Half bra protects the hoodline edge. 

More cosmetic if ya ask me.  

 

 

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3 hours ago, PaulTWinterton said:

Do you have a picture with it on the car?  I'd like to see it.  Thanks.

 

No pix of mine, but here are two from this forum.  I believe this is a Colgan.  The Wolf is a bit different between the headlights - more like bublinki's  = mesh screen to allow for air flow, but with a single wing on top to help push the bra down on the hood.

 

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I had one of those bras with the two air deflectors on the top on an ‘84 3-series. They still buffetted ... and the paint too. Took it off after a couple months. Don’t bother with this type.

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13 hours ago, DanVT said:

I had one of those bras with the two air deflectors on the top on an ‘84 3-series. They still buffetted ... and the paint too. Took it off after a couple months. Don’t bother with this type.

 

Mine's done more good than harm in the 30 years of use.

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