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Finally a parts list is available here

It's taken some time, but I finally managed to compile a list of the parts I have parted out of my E32 1989 750iAL shadowline so far.

The list will be updated as soon as I part out more. Generally everything from the dashboard and towards the tail has been parted out. That is inside.

The part list is here. (Or here if you have trouble viewing the first link). The list contains price as new (as per RealOEM) in both USD and NOK. And I suggested sale price. I can accept PayPal if you live outside Norway / Sweden / Scandinavia. Otherwise IBAN banktransfers are also ok. Each part has a link to RealOEM so you can easily see the actual part.

I have also taken pictures of the parts, and they can be found here .

Send me an e-mail at This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it if you are interested in anything. 

 
Parting out progress

It's moving slowly forward, but all seats and most the interior is now out. Front seats are taken and sold, but the door panels, rear seats (electric - no heat), rear shelf, center console and all wood trim is available. Everything near mint condition except for one wood panel. Leather door trim with pockets and entry light is perfect. The rear part of the carpeting is also out and perfect. The front part will soon follow.

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E32 parting out
Merry christmas to all. The season is upon us, and I have been busy preparing my E32 750iAL (DC51909, Diamant schwartz) for parting out. Nobody has shown any real concrete interest in buying the car as a whole, and when I started to need some parts for my GFs 535 I decided it was time to do this the hard way - parting out the E32.
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W124 300TE work has started
I have had some time to work a bit on the 300TE project I aquired back in august. I have been troubleshooting some idle problems and electrical issues.
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E34 heating issues

Over the last months I have noticed the E34 would get slightly warm, meaning the temperature gauge would creep just past the middle 12 o-clock position when idling for a while. Then it would suddenly not get any cabin heat when warming up from cold on our recent cold winter days. 

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