Hi guys, my 325 has a few alpina bits on, inc front spoiler when i get round to fitting, what side skirts should i use, i was thinking possibly the small ones you get on tourings, any suggestions please, not too over the top cos its a bronze/beige 4 door (you can creep up on people, they dont notice it) thats my excuse anyway.
Also, theres a really nice red 318is in my area, it has round alpina badges instead of bmw roundels, does anybody have some for sale or know where i can find some.
Cheers, Jim
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Kedge
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SE side skirts would probably be the best option if you want something subtle.
The alpina roundels can be found all over ebay.
The alpina roundels can be found all over ebay.
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bmwscorpion
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I used SE side skirts, nice and subtle, but works...
hope this helps.
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parksie
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I just love all white e30's 
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rebelcruiser
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i allways thought that the front-rear bumpers and the side skirts were supposed to be
level when styling a car. take that white e30 in the pic above nice motor but the front
bumper is closer to the floor than the rest of the car.
level when styling a car. take that white e30 in the pic above nice motor but the front
bumper is closer to the floor than the rest of the car.
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Cotty
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Are these SE skirts (its not an SE on the details I have)Kedge wrote:SE side skirts would probably be the best option if you want something subtle.
The are currently off the car as im waiting to fit Hartge sideskirts
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parksie
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F**K Me Dude your'e splittin hairs right nowrebelcruiser wrote:i allways thought that the front-rear bumpers and the side skirts were supposed to be
level when styling a car. take that white e30 in the pic above nice motor but the front
bumper is closer to the floor than the rest of the car.
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rebelcruiser
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just thought thats how it should be done.
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IMO it looks better with the front lower than the rest
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rebelcruiser
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i like the front close to the ground as it looks really trick but at the same time i dont like
the back end a foot from the floor imo.
the back end a foot from the floor imo.
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jimson
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Thanks for the pics and advice guys, im gonna go for a set of SE skirts. are you selling yours then cotty?
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jimson
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oh yeah, that all white e30 is nice looking car, is the alpina spoiler gen or replica, mine is currently on order from a bmw dealer, its a fair bit of money? ive not seen one any where else cheaper? any body have one?
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Cotty
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Im not sure if mine are SE skirts but they are currently off the car and surplus to requirements. I was thinking of £25 but cant really post them. where are you located?jimson wrote:Thanks for the pics and advice guys, im gonna go for a set of SE skirts. are you selling yours then cotty?
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jimson
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I'm in Bedford, will you be going to the ace cafe on the 26th?