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On the Road Again! Updated
Thanks to the Covid-19 shutdown, I had a lot of time on my hands. Finally put most of the pieces together again and hit the road. Of course, after 10 years or so of not running, there are a number of new items on the punch list, but that's OK.
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1972 2002 DIY Refresh Updated
This is my car. It's a September, 1971 build 2002, registered as a 1972. I bought it in 2003 and drove it about 35K miles until we bought a house with a garage. Shortly after, I began to work on the car. I was determined to do everything myself, including bodywork and paint. I attempted to do rust repair in a few areas, but decided my welding ability was lacking and had the rockers and inner fenders repaired by a 2002 specialist. I stripped the car to bare metal, prepped, epoxy primed, seam sealed and endlessly sanded it. I painted it in October 2014. Currently (Dec 2015) I am wet sanding the clear coat and beginning to reassemble the car. I will continue to update this album for those interested. Thanks for looking!
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Sean’s 1976 2002 Updated
Engine :
Standard 1976 2.0 block and rebuilt head with a 292 camshaft.
38/38 Weber
Vintage Alpina spaghetti headers
Ansa Sport Exhaust
Suspension :
Ground Control coil-overs
IE sway-bars
Blunttech Full rebuild kit
Exterior :
Rough Looking
Classic Alpina paint Inka/Black
shaved all trim and side marker lights
Vintage looking roof rack
Interior :
New low back front seats
New black early style carpet
Full dynomat and insulation
New short center console with gauges
Coco floor mats black/orange
Orange LED accent lights
MOMO wood steering wheel
https://photos.app.goo.gl/sM9nCrMu4F9tPSYW8
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Mark's 2002 Collection Updated
I have owned quite a few BMW 2002's over the years, most have gone to good homes. I am hoping that someone will see their car and leave a comment about where it ended up.
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Just tap in the car plate number in Google image search... weu 683L
I’ll have to visit next time I’m home, I’ve never been even though I’ve lived there half my life !
I’m sure if you ask the members you’ll get plenty of suggestions !
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Cool, thanks.
My own bit of searching on photos of this gate didn’t turn up any car shoots. I agree that it’s a very neat street right there... it looks quite different based on the perspective, lighting, and angles. It appears mainly pedestrian (tourists) traffic, few cars - might’ve had to have been swift to grab the shot and go. Couple examples..
Wonder where I might virtually drive next... 😁
Tom
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I googled the reg number out of curiosity and it turns out it seems to be legit, it’s part of a set. I think the road goes up and down in a funny way which makes the perspective of the car look a bit wrong, also it’s highly processed. Still prefer yours !
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I’d expect a reversed US plate would to be rarer then... 🙃
Funny you say that, when I was lining things up for the edit I thought the Alfa looked a bit too small in the shot myself. Hmmm - I wonder if I’ve chopped a chop? I’ll dig around - though I suspect that might be a well-photoed location...
Tom
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