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I’m here. Excited.
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I will take the photos tomorrow after I do the wheel trim and main panel - plus I have to use mom's phone as my opt lense is broke on my phone.
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I am anxious with anticipation
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I'm done - I will eventually do my console but I'm going to wait - it's simple black leather - so no real hurry - I'm very pleased with the results - I have just a few more things to do - I'll wrap the console eventually - My M suede steering wheel cover is coming as is my red start/stop button - I did paint my start/stop button trim (behnd the button 'ring') an M blue today - but I've still not got the button in the mail. I'm very pleased with the matrix black - I'll post pictures tomorrow - i was delayed an hour or so fiddling with the unlock door plug for the main dash board re-assembly. All went pretty smoothly though - I even got my steering wheel plastic trim wrapped. That was fun. :shake:
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It's too dark even with flash to get a good one of my dash - here's my steering trim - don't look at my legs weirdos.
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Miles - you may recall my hood vents being woven graphite carbon fiber - I had it ALL blacked up - My lip and whole hood repainted jet black, again; originally the lip and vents were the graphite and the rest was black - now it's just black EVERYwhere!
The body shop did a great job! http://i68.tinypic.com/2cftgus.jpg |
You’re making me miss the M3. I would have kept it as a second car if it was a manual transmission. The DCT is definitely the way with that car though.
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I need a before and after photo. What's really different? |
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I think the horn portion is factory but the steering wheel spokes he covered. Not sure though. |
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I meant to quote SR's pictures of the steering wheel, not Miles post. I get the redline thing. Tired. Bed. |
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