I have a 90 325i convertible whose top has certainly seen better days. I priced a new top at $1800 so to save a little money I have found a used top for $350 (including hardware). Anyway, this used top has a few minor blemished that may be easy to patch up. But what kind of material or adhesive would I use on a cloth top? Gotta admit that saving $1500 is very tempting and perhaps worth the second effort. Any comments would be appreciated.
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Well I have a 1191 325i Convertible and I put a new top for only $800.00 and it works awesome. I just went to a custom shop in Palos Verdes, CA and had him do it. It was totally worth it and only cost pennies compared to others.
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Please share for I may end up using him for my 8-91 manufacture 325 ic as well.
My top is an automatic. Was yours?
Thanks,
325ic a beer
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Don't think I forgot cause I didn't. I have going to go through my receipts this weekend and I promise I will post it. Yes my car is an automatic but, the button I won't open the flap in the back cause there is not shocks back there so I do it manually and place it just right in there. I have seen a lot of the automatic break down and scrunch up the top and the window as well. Do you have any pics of your car you could send me just curious. I could send you some of mine so you can see how nice of a job he did.
Thanks,
~Craig
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Here are a few pics of the 1992 325ic M Technic
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i wouldnt purchase a used top for that much, look on ebay and i believe they sell new ones for that much as i am in need of one myself
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