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SOLD BMW Z3 OEM HARDTOP/OEM FITTING KIT PLUS

Malcolm

Malcolm

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British Zeds
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Chester le street Co Durham
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Roadster 2.8
Arctic Silver,hardtop,including OEM fitting kit,bolts,support trim covers,demist switch 61311376444,custom made overhead storage cradle.
Hopefully photos display the condition of both top and headlining,one small repaired edge chip.
£1200
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Malcolm

Malcolm

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elky said:
I just recently went to buy a hardtop from a guy locally here in Denmark, but he didn't have the fitment brackets kit. I don't assume you could ship this to Denmark easily, right?
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My concern would be packing it safely to ensure it reached you in the condition it is.
If you have any further thoughts or ideas iam happy to consider.
 
Duncodin

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Duncodin said:
Trip to the UK in the z3?
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It's a pity the old Esbjerg-Newcastle ferry isn't working any more. Newcastle is quite close to where the hard top is being sold. I did that ferry around 1980. I think they stopped running it as soon as the channel tunnel opened.

Nowadays Amsterdam to Hull should be manageable. Unless you like driving in which case I once drove Vejle to Calais and then Dover to Darlington all in one go - in a golf GTI. Stopping only for toilet breaks, fuel and the ferry. That drive gave me a headache. Wouldn't fancy it in my Z3 - or any car at my age.

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elky

elky

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Duncodin said:
It's a pity the old Esbjerg-Newcastle ferry isn't working any more. Newcastle is quite close to where the hard top is being sold. I did that ferry around 1980. I think they stopped running it as soon as the channel tunnel opened.

Nowadays Amsterdam to Hull should be manageable. Unless you like driving in which case I once drove Vejle to Calais and then Dover to Darlington all in one go - in a golf GTI. Stopping only for toilet breaks, fuel and the ferry. That drive gave me a headache. Wouldn't fancy it in my Z3 - or any car at my age.

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Never thought about that but imagine if the ferry worked, it would be crazy convenient ever for myself to drive over to UK :woot: I actually wanted to visit the UK with my Z3 because you have far more interesting and bendy roads than boring flat Denmark... in the end I rented an MX-5 in Scotland 😛
 
elky

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Althulas said:
Probably would have been better to have bought that hardtop and sourced the brackets separately at least lighter on the postage.
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I can still buy it, but I can't seem to find any "cheap" brackets... 400euros for one bracket is a bit extreme 😑
 
bertiejaffa

bertiejaffa

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In 2012 I paid £800 for my first hardtop and £300 for my fitting kit. Since then, various reasons have seen me having more to sell (buying another Zed for example) - I have always put them up for between £1000-£1200 as a complete kit - especially if you have the wiring loom, switch, trim, covers, stand, etc, and I always fit it for the buyer

A cheap stand from ebay is £80 - thankfully with one of mine I managed to get a fold away one which is great for summer, but I think thats actually designed for a merc and they are around £250
 
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