Receipts by Vehicle

Taking a chance on this used remanufactured Four Seasons compressor as being good and leak-free to replace my current compressor that is 10 years old and leaks refrigerant. 

This is another part that is in storage. It is a genuine BMW front windshield, complete with the factory break-in instructions still on the glass. It will go into the car someday. 

In 2017, the BMW CCA ran a discount program for 20 percent off of orders with a local dealer. I ordered all of the OEM weather seals for a two-door E30, including the doors, trunk, hood, and rear pop-out windows. They are still sitting in my garage, new in the bag, and will be installed soon. 

This is for one of the last new bumper ends for the "big bumper" E30s left in the country. I could only get one side. I ended up connecting with an owner who had a car that was in a front end impact whereby the insurance company paid for all new bumpers and trims. The car was later wrecked in the rear and put into storage, leaving it with a near-new opposing side of trim to the one I was able to buy new. To this day, you can't tell the difference between the actually new piece and the "almost" new piece. 

One of the best upgrades ever made to the E30. 

I believe this was the phase of work wherein the hood and fenders were resprayed and the replacement front bumper trims installed. 

This receipt is for the lower bumper strips that go around the turn signals on a big bumper car.

This vendor provided a very high-quality replica set of mounting brackets for the tricky front air dam on the big bumper E30s. These were invaluable in getting the air dam mounted securely. 

This is a rare trim piece that basically allows for the entirety of the underside of the trunk lid to have a vinyl cover across it with a cut-out for the tool kit. Impossible to find. 

This order was for all of the black rubber / plastic trim pieces that surround the rear bumper.