Ed Bansch arrived in his turquoise baby with some posters from his dealership as prizes for those who had traveled the furthest to join us. Ed shows off his prototype second armrest. It provides dual armrests so the passenger and driver each have their own, and folds up to allow access to the hand brake below. Pretty nifty and soon to be covered by JonM of LeatherZ. There were a load of JonM armrests, JonT and my limited edition "dotted" beige leather armrests, and all colors of embroidery, stripes and letters and plain. If you are interested in Ed Bansch's armrest modification, email Ed Bansch: EDscuba98@aol.com. By this time more Z3ers had shown up, with their marvelous cars and great attitudes and really great Toys for Tots. I kept seeing gorgeous mods and asking about them, learning as much as I could. Remus exhausts, B&B TriFlows, hardtops, MOMO wheels... Melissa's 2.3's got some groovy wheels Melissa: They are MasItaly wheels. I purchased the wheels and tires through 'By Design'. They advertise in Beamer Magazine as well as others. As each Z3er would arrive, Web gave them a BMW bag of goodies including a mysterious white envelope... |