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Without the use of an accurate caliper: 1 1/4” = 31.75mm on bearing side & 1 7/16 = 36.51 mm on flange side -
Yes, available
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Hello Early '77-79
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Afternoon Sorry will not be at LJI. Box is ready to go with bubble wrap & is light.?Guessing USPS will be around $15 Please forward name/shipping address when convenient venmo for payment ? Cheers, Steve -
Set of E21 front hubs for big brake upgrade $150 + shipping costs
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It is a brand new Kooglewerks dual cup holder for a 2002 "long" center console insert that was never installed. Lists new at $195 + taxes/delivery on the website Selling for $145 plus shipping from North San Diego County CA 92024 BMW 2002 dual cup holder insert for "long" console — kooglewerks WWW.KOOGLEWERKS.COM Another Kooglewerks original piece, this Dual cup holder center console insert is designed to replace the factory center section and install using the existing hardware. accommodation for factory style shift boot (rubber or leather/vinyl) installs same as original part. molded out of...
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Ireland Engineering stage 1 springs for a 2002. Lightly used with a few scratches. Bought them used & never used them. Shipping extra -
She was born on May 30, 1974 in the original color of Golf. Starts reliably,runs & drives fine. Overall solid with limited area of visible rust to spare tire, rear windshield frame. After 47 years of fun service, it will need aesthetic upgrades to paint + interior. Own 2 other 2002s, both '72 (an automatic & 4 spd) + a '72 Inka Tii #'s matching will be coming up soon for sale in North San Diego County, CA -
Looking for a pillar mounted 2 hole antenna, driver quality is fine - see photo below Thank you
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Remove or keep rear seat soundproofing ?
Recycler replied to Recycler's topic in BMW 2002 and other '02
Thank you to all who posted their comments ! After a deeper forensic audit of the rear seat floors, the original sound deadening will be kept in place. I have a lot of experience working with closed cell foam so that is a viable detail to add on top of the new anti vibration/sound sheets. Dymamat was just a generic term I used and definitely not my first choice so will do more research on MLV from HD, Noico, Fatmat and other product lines. Cheers, Steve -
All front floor pans are now clean to the metal. However, old rear seat floor pans are in great shape (zero rust) and debating on removing or keeping the old soundproofing ?? I will be recovering with Dynamat to cover all areas. The rear seat area will end up being doubled if I keep existing bitumen. Beside the weight issue, is the another primary reason to not keep the old soundproofing ? Thanks Steve 72 Sahara 74 Golf
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Hello Blue I am down to adopt. Steve Encinitas, CA
