Sean d progress thread

t-tony

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The decal just finishes them off a treat mate.:)

Tony.
 

DavidM

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The small mods make a real difference - looking superb!
 

Grumps

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They look great in the flesh mate. Really suit the interior. :thumbsup:
 

DavidM

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They fit nicely with the rest of the colour scheme!
 

Sean d

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I actually cheated and fitted them on top of the originals as you are supposed to remove them so the new ones illuminate properly, I did it this way just in case I didn't like them, so will have to do them properly next week.
 

Tim beard

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I actually cheated and fitted them on top of the originals as you are supposed to remove them so the new ones illuminate properly, I did it this way just in case I didn't like them, so will have to do them properly next week.
When is it going to be finished
 

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Blue dials fitted today, only took about 30 mins
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Always wondered what blue dials would look like with blue/black trim? Shortly after getting mine in 1999 I saw a picture of blue Hamann dials in a Autovogue advert in a BMW magazine but they weren't available in mph so I looked at the Loxwood dials that everybody was fitting in white of course. Well I ordered a set in blue but found you had to remove your original dial faces which on a car that was only a year old and the possibility of having to buy new dials from BMW if I didn't like them or got it wrong I put them in a box.
Now I have a set spare dials I may dig them out and give them a try? As I remember I thought the Loxwood looked a bit tacky on the rev counter.

Now which box did I put them in??
 
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