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NMNA Looks like a very nice start for a 'project'................... https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1972-bmw-bavaria-23/

Neat. I believe I have this same air dam, it is Aluminum. I sourced it from England many moons ago. Been informed it is a very rare Schnitzer product from back in the day. I have only seen them in period pics (original Sean Connery car, tennis star Natassi's CSL and a white and blue 'modified'...

NMNA, not sure if this has been posted here yet, but should be an interesting final hour.... https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1970-bmw-2800cs-9/

+1 Been using a GM alternator (one wire set-up) for many years. A bonus is that it/they can be rebuilt almost by any alternator shop quickly and economically.

Gruppe: If you have been curious about NorCal's evolving Thunderhill raceway complex and tracks, here's a great opportunity to 'explore' and 'run what ya brung'. This event let's you drive both tracks on same day. This is not the Big '5-mile' single track configuration, but access to run both...

Pics of early (1971) CSL press car(prototype?) Think 'prototype', note Alpina wheels and is that a roll bar diagonal I see? HTH and good luck with your project.

GO TEAM! ;)

Gruppe: Discovered that my car is missing the Pedal Box bushings for the loud pedal and need to source and install. Box is in the car and seeking wisdom on the install 'technique' (ie: approach from above or from the interior foot well?) and a parts source. Ultimate question: can these bushings...

Good luck with your hunt. They'd make a nice period correct nugget for your project.

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NMNA https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1974-bmw-3-0cs-75/?fbclid=IwAR3LHY2OshD684MHlg86v2zKq8smMTj3-CPmE_Obu2o2kyyeI3WuOrxSz2k

Neat, what is the diameter?

ThX! Didnt see a 'pedal' chapter.

Gruppe, Seeking a diagram of the throttle pedal box area. Poked around on Real OEM but did not find one. Researching possible 'binding' issue effecting throttle travel/movement. TIA! -s

NMNA https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/305368246058?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&fromMakeTrack=true

Here is one of the early Team E9 cars in its current form. It lists the VIN as 2201659. https://www.motorsportretro.com/2017/03/ex-alpina-works-1969-bmw-2800cs/

Believe it is, license plate is the same but not sure of the VIN. Is it still running carbs (45DCOEs) or the later Kugelfisher FI set up now?

Per 1970, fuel pumps were located in the trunk. I have had my electric pumps (a Facet in the E9, a Carter in the E3) near the tanks at the suggestion of a racecar tech = less draw and more push from the tank. This set-up has been trouble free for a couple decades now. HTH -s

yep, a deep and entertaining rabbit hole ;)