In this episode, formerly cheap Alpina B7 gets a complete interior transformation. With the car being 15 years old with 207k km (128k miles), the interior is pretty raggedy. We take apart the majority of it to detail, clean and fix damaged leather set bolster, remove soft-touch plastic, install new wood trim, steering wheel, fix comfort access door handles… as well as do PDR on the paint, refurbished the rims and a lot more.
Colourlock leather repair kit Germany – https://www.lederzentrum.de/colourlock-lederreparatur-komplettset.html
Colourlock leather repair kit USA/UK – https://www.colourlock.com/Complete-Leather-Repair-DIY-Kit/11082-en-F034/
Wheel repair, Frankfurt area – https://alutech-felgenstyle.de/
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BendPak lifts – https://www.bendpak.com/
Luuk, BendPak & Quickjack Europe – https://liftmotive.com/
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Damn… Just damn…
AWESOME JOB!
I just love your channel
Love how you go all in. I just conditioned my leather again this week, but this is next level. I do my best to ignore small defects while you just fix them.
Stunning turnaround! The e60 steering wheel and walnut trim were the right decision.
i would love a aftermarket digital gauge cluster on this, but that just me 🙂
Can't wait for the finale. This has been probably my favourite project. I wish I had the garage, time and knowledge (money should also help…) to do something like this. Amazing precision and attention to detail, I love how everything is fixed and restored, no matter how tiny it is, even if it takes days. Keep up the good work!