[TW]Fox;21121098 said:Looks like an E39 5 Series to me. The sill is part of the body skeleton but it looks only cosmetically damaged. You have two options for repair:
a) Filler and repaint
b) Tidy it up and fit the BMW Aerokit sideskirts to cover the damage. But treat the rust first!
T-Cut?
Seriously, how far are you prepared to go? Cosmetic? Panel replacement?
[TW]Fox;21121165 said:How on earth did you get it in there?!
The skirts are £300 from BMW.
Completely off topic - but how the hell did you ascertain the car from that small pic Fox?
// Edit - OP sorry to hear you ran out of skill dude, glad you're okay though and all the best in fixing the car![]()
[TW]Fox;21121280 said:I did a similar thing myself when I first got mine. Didn't manage to leap any barriers though and luckily it was still worth enough to get a full repair at BMW.
Best lesson ever though isn't it![]()
Nice parking job there! Going to cost a pretty penny to fix though. Just need to back off a little bit more next time!
EDIT: I later rolled it![]()
[TW]Fox;21121353 said:If you are going to spend £1000 respraying the entire car, get some facelift bumpers fitted to it at the same time and go for a de-chrome and facelift front and rear lights.


[TW]Fox;21121469 said:All good bar the fake Angel EyesNooo!!
What wheels have you gone for?

Unlucky bud. Also unfortunate as I just gave away my old 18" M5 replica alloys last month could have gave you them untill you got some decent 18s they had tyres as well.
I think I still have 4 of the same alloys in your picture in the shed if you need them no guarantees tho![]()
If you've spent £1.5k already, £1k is going to be better than cutting your losses.
Having that dent pulled out shouldn't cost much at all!

Wheeler dealers had a miracle pull system on a show, it looks like its a quick system so should keep costs down i imagine!



Nitrojan - what bumper did you go for, OEM or aftermarket? If aftermarket, have you trial fitted it yet and do you have any comments on quality, etc?


Finally, is there any difference between sport and standard suspension other than the springs/dampers used? If I was to, say, get a tired non-sport that needed a suspension refresh, could I fit sport springs/dampers and have sport suspension if I decided I wanted sport suspension in the first place? (do I?).