Big, Big Time Poster
E34 Wood Dash Kits, Anyone had any exp with?
So, I found this company on the web and it has me intrigued... I know the OEM kit is like $700... but the real wood aftermarket kits are $250-260ish... anyone ever heard of The Wood Dash Experts? or any of these two kits?
http://www.wooddashexperts.com/custo...cat=268&page=1
http://www.wooddashexperts.com/custo...at=1797&page=1
Big, Big Time Poster
I've heard of it but I don't know if they are worth it, Good thing you asked because I didn't.
Big, Big Time Poster
If no one knows, it might be worth blowing a few hundred bucks to try it out... Course, that will just move it to the end of my list of mods to do on the car...
Grand Master
Broken links
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Jay Lebo - Toronto, Canada
1990 BMW 535i
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Big, Big Time Poster
Hrm, seems like thier website is down...
www.wooddashexperts.com
Big, Big Time Poster
Sites working again, anybody? Bueller?...
Grand Master
In several of the writeups on the site they talk about samples. They have a link to samples, but that page is not loading for me. I consider the possibility of samples to be very interesting. I would like to see the quality before ordering. I will be adding this link to my favorites list for future reference.
Dinan chip, Bilstein sports w H&R, RD sways, RD strut brace, 750 bushings, Zimmermans/MetalMasters, O.E. M Pars, Eisenmann muffler
5-10 Grand Master
i have seen many different stick on wood/carbon fiber/aluminum kits and the one thing they all have in common is they all look like a cheep tacky sticker imho
all america wants is cold beer warm cat and a place to take a poop with a door on it
Big, Big Time Poster
Just make sure the product is in fact wood, rather than a plastic imitiation: One of the guys on Rennlist says he works just down the street from Wooddash and that their products are actually plastic. I dunno.
Why not buy a BMW kit from a wrecked car?
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