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Alright guys here is My project

A 1976 BMW 2002 automatic that ran well, stopped well, and had some wierd electrial issues.

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The engine was just fine... but didnt want to pass california smog, so I was unable to leave well enough alone. I HAD to go and get this to a nice state, I rescued it from a possiable death I ended up getting the car (plan B) named by my friend for $65 I kept the name because he is the one who sold it to me.

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Than comes the s14 pics Ill limit it to 1

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So I ripped the engine out and began the swap.

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it sat like this for way too long, Waiting on little things like a new clutch, lew master and slave,

new pedal box, this leads me to another point a Friend on these forums gave me a rockin deal on a rusty pedal box, but after I got it I realised it was more rust than my sand blaster wanted to tackle So I removed the pedals themselves media blasted and painted them I proceded to put these into my Rust free automatic box (I am in wonderful California) and Drilled the holes for the Clutch it looks great!

I than put in the 1970 Chevy nova Raditaor which almost fit well only a few mods to the frame Rails.

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Here is the engine in!!! it was tough! I Had to twist and Pry and everthing but it is in!!!!

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Today I Test fitted the Radiator, it hits the water pump nub so I am gonna go m20 stlye and move the radiator up about 1/4 of an inch.

I almost got my carpet in today aswell, I got it form automotive custom interiors it looks great I custom ordered for my year with loop rather than cut pyle. it looks great and fits well, Alot of pieces, 14 total!!!!

I am gonna need some seats still. I am looking at some yokana seats, they are a no name brand that knocked off recaro and these seats are rivaling the quality of recaros from my experience,

If anyone has some e21 recaros they wanna unload for a nice price I may be interested!

Also if anyone would like to help me figure out how to install the 320 LSD I bought for the 02 I would be VERY greatful!

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THE CARPET!

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like a 14 piece puzzle! almost fits great just a few minor mods required :-P

Looks great this is the one esty said was good, Auto custom interiors.

(Almost done)

also I am 19, and doing this on my own thats the reason It is taking so long (6 months almost) I keep running outta money and gotta save again.

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Awesome mate! The car looks like it is going to be a blast...

Kudos for you goin at this so young! I'm 22 and would like to get this done in the next 12 months.

Todd

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My only tips are these, (for the 5 speed,) Find a Good pedal box, I used a 320i master and slave for the clutch, in hind sight I should have mixed a 2002 master with a 320i slave to make fitment on the master easier,

Itement is easy, take your time, make sure the cross member you build keeps the engine flat,

I got my drive shaft from ireland

Shifter is rusty and still being modded, I have updates for you guys soon

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keep it up blake. its great to see someone your age with the ability and interest in these old cars pull off a project like that. very nice

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So have you had to cut the tunnel to make it fit, or just "massaged" it with a hammer?

What sort of a crossmember are you using?

I converted my auto to a five speed so I've taken care of the ancillaries like pedal box, shifter and MC.

"Why is one of my reverse lights on in 4th?"

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