Parts
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Jamboree
- E30 Zone Newbie
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- Joined: Sun Oct 14, 2012 11:00 pm
Hi guys. I'm looking at getting new trim for the exterior of my e30 would bmw still be able to get these parts cheers
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pukar
- E30 Zone Addict
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take a look here are realoem
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/partgrp.do?m ... g=51&fg=20
you can search for all parts, in the table at the bottom, it tells you if the parts are still available.
you can search for parts for different cars...the link is for a 1990 325i
the part numbers are correct and you can either give them to your your local dealer, or ask cotswold BMW (in the sticky in the wanted section i think) to give you a quote.
have a play around
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/partgrp.do?m ... g=51&fg=20
you can search for all parts, in the table at the bottom, it tells you if the parts are still available.
you can search for parts for different cars...the link is for a 1990 325i
the part numbers are correct and you can either give them to your your local dealer, or ask cotswold BMW (in the sticky in the wanted section i think) to give you a quote.
have a play around
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AardHawk
- E30 Zone Newbie
- Posts: 52
- Joined: Sat Jan 15, 2005 11:00 pm
As an alternative to the above advice you can always purchase parts direct from BMW via their online shop http://shop.bmw-classic.de/index-Classi ... E-EUR.html .
As much as I like to support my local BMW dealer and build a raport with them, they are only a franchise who represent BMW, so they can charge what they like for parts. Over the past couple of years they have started to jack their prices up. In some cases they are two or three times the bmw-classic price.
As much as I like to support my local BMW dealer and build a raport with them, they are only a franchise who represent BMW, so they can charge what they like for parts. Over the past couple of years they have started to jack their prices up. In some cases they are two or three times the bmw-classic price.