Can you ID this kit??

[BLUNT]

Or take a guess at what it may fit??? Thanks

[kris]

Schnitzer flares for a square tail light car

correct part number on the Korman site

http://www.kormanfastbmw.com/2002styl.htm

[Delia]

I believe they look like these when mounted.

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[BLUNT]

thanks.. they went quick

[SteveJ]

Back in the late 80's, I ordered a flare kit from Korman and got those. They are fiberglas and pretty thin. They are also wide- 6" as I recall. Not really what I wanted for a road car at the time. I was able to trade them to Rick Haner. He had bought a set of Z-products flares which turned out to be too narrow (3") and too heavy for what he wanted. We both lucked out.

[rover1]

unfortunately Z-products not producing anything for 2002 anymore. i talk to the owner last year cant remember his name but he wanted to sell me all the molds but i wasnt interested. FYI.

[SteveJ]

The Z-products flares were nicely made. The gel coat was pretty damn smooth, not a lot a wavyness. The only bad thing is that they were made for the long point bumpers. I had to cut that recess out, flip it over, and dyna-glas it back in place so it would fit the short bumper ends. A bit more work, but that was when I had more time than money, so no big deal. I also filled in the fuel filler hole in the same fashion.

[HarryPR]

unfortunately Z-products not producing anything for 2002 anymore. i talk to the owner last year cant remember his name but he wanted to sell me all the molds but i wasnt interested. FYI.

Somebody should get those molds and start producing them again!

[rover1]

you can go to photo bucket and check them out. just type in "bmw molds" into the search engine if your interested in buying the molds.

[MrNvgtr]

I spoke to Rick Haner about 3 years ago and I believe he still has your flares. He emailed pictures of flares he had store at a shed somewhere that were similar to those pictured above. He offered them up to me to have molds made but at the time I was looking for more of a pig cheek style flare.

[Guest Anonymous]

We, Ireland Eng., now have similar flares that are not as wide and are configured for bumpers

[Kidasters]

How about some pics Jeff?

Ken

[wess02]

unfortunately Z-products not producing anything for 2002 anymore. i talk to the owner last year cant remember his name but he wanted to sell me all the molds but i wasnt interested. FYI.

Somebody should get those molds and start producing them again!

I also called Z products, summer of 09, basically the same thing, he tried to sell the molds, but he did mention somthing about a group buy, i don't remember the details though. anyway talking about Z Products reminded me of this catalogue my old man had, too bad its really no good anymore : (

I would prefer metal flares over FG ones though, IMO metal is easier to work with

[MrNvgtr]

I would prefer metal flares over FG ones though, IMO metal is easier to work with

Then absolutely talk to Matt McGinn at Sports-Car-Restoration (SCR) in CT. I prematurely had him make me a set (pig cheek style of course). Now they sit in my garage, nicely boxed up and dormant, waiting for when I find the perfect roundie. They are a work of art. They are outside the box thinkers at SCR, so they'll do a one-off of really anything.

[eurotrash]

I also called Z products, summer of 09, basically the same thing, he tried to sell the molds, but he did mention somthing about a group buy, i don't remember the details though...

can you email me please wess?