alu brushed dash facia

[Marek]

REPRO aluminum dash facia, bright anodized like orginal for SWB

0,5 mm alu , pressed , hand brushed

Absolut perfect

priced at 100€ approx + shipping

Paypal OK

Got a new run comming ,NOW also RHD

both versions are avalible with out radio and ashtray cut out as well

Regards

Marek

Copenhagen, Denmark

[Marek]

Now with a picture

Hard to see, but ashtray plate has a small bend like orginal
just addeed a pic - top is the orginal ashtrey blend

Regards

Marek

[gsjohnson]

Sent you an email a few days ago. Still waiting for a quote in dollars shipped to my door.

[gsjohnson]

Are the holes pre-drilled on the facia piece for the glove box 911/912 emblem?

[Marek]

Hi Gs

No the holes are not pre-drilled
its just like you see it at the picture
but this shouldent be the biggest problem to fix

regards

Marek

[sithot]

All these hot-rod replicas and not a decent dash amongst the lot. And, you guys from California call yourselves Californians? Sheesh. What a bunch of pantywaists.

I talked to this very guy about 10 years ago regarding a very unusual aluminum tank I had at the time. Unfortunately somebody else needed it worse than I did so off to Thailand it went before we got started. Now, that's not to say it's never going to happen because eye candy is eye candy and there are only so many ways to do "a thing" before it gets old. This stuff NEVER went out of style.

http://www.cs.ucr.edu/~eamonn/et/et.htm

This process is known as Damascene or "Engine Turning".

I know that the Porsche aftermarket had door pocket protectors done like this (as well as mud guards). I had a pair that I think Shawn Hilligas took those home as the Long Distance Award winner from the RITV in 2007.

I vote that Bob Tilton go 1st.

http://www.crossfireforum.org/forum/...rned-dash.html


Tom

[gsjohnson]

All these hot-rod replicas and not a decent dash amongst the lot. And, you guys from California call yourselves Californians? Sheesh. What a bunch of pantywaists.

I talked to this very guy about 10 years ago regarding a very unusual aluminum tank I had at the time. Unfortunately somebody else needed it worse than I did so off to Thailand it went before we got started. Now, that's not to say it's never going to happen because eye candy is eye candy and there are only so many ways to do "a thing" before it gets old. This stuff NEVER went out of style.

http://www.cs.ucr.edu/~eamonn/et/et.htm

This process is known as Damascene or "Engine Turning".

I know that the Porsche aftermarket had door pocket protectors done like this (as well as mud guards). I had a pair that I think Shawn Hilligas took those home as the Long Distance Award winner from the RITV in 2007.

I vote that Bob Tilton go 1st.

http://www.crossfireforum.org/forum/...rned-dash.html


Tom

Ok, I'll bite...being from California and all.

[Marek]

Hi Tom

I guess times are tuff, please start your own tread
I have no idea what guy you refering to ,I dont know you
And this is not made in thailand or chaina

Have a nice day

Marek

All these hot-rod replicas and not a decent dash amongst the lot. And, you guys from California call yourselves Californians? Sheesh. What a bunch of pantywaists.

I talked to this very guy about 10 years ago regarding a very unusual aluminum tank I had at the time. Unfortunately somebody else needed it worse than I did so off to Thailand it went before we got started. Now, that's not to say it's never going to happen because eye candy is eye candy and there are only so many ways to do "a thing" before it gets old. This stuff NEVER went out of style.

http://www.cs.ucr.edu/~eamonn/et/et.htm

This process is known as Damascene or "Engine Turning".

I know that the Porsche aftermarket had door pocket protectors done like this (as well as mud guards). I had a pair that I think Shawn Hilligas took those home as the Long Distance Award winner from the RITV in 2007.

I vote that Bob Tilton go 1st.

http://www.crossfireforum.org/forum/...rned-dash.html


Tom

[sithot]

Hi Tom

I guess times are tuff, please start your own tread
I have no idea what guy you refering to ,I dont know you
And this is not made in thailand or chaina

Have a nice day

Marek

You completely miss my intention which was assist in selling these to those who would try to mimic one of the greatest styling cues of the 20's and 30's. Besides, I couldn't care less where they are made. I applaud anyone who makes parts for old cars OR motorcycles. Being supportive of such groups like BMW Mobile Tradition has allowed me to restore many a bike that only a few years ago would have been problematic.


Tom

Tom

[Marek]

Sorry I misunderstood

M