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Re: E46 couple question...windows in door frame
| Pete | 22 Oct 2007 18:33 |
> Which BMW are you talking about???
> My e46 has doorframes - was it a "Ci" cabriolet??
He's talking about e46 coupe.
Pete
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| Choam Nomsky | 21 Oct 2007 00:25 |
Which BMW are you talking about???
My e46 has doorframes - was it a "Ci" cabriolet??
>I got a ride in an E46 and noticed something funny about the windows.
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> I'm just curious. Sorry to belabor the point.
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| kpb | 21 Oct 2007 00:11 |
I got a ride in an E46 and noticed something funny about the windows.
The windows are kind of "stand alone"...they are not "in the frame" of
the door like on my old Japanese car. When you close the door with
the window up, the top most part of the door IS the window...ie
there's no metal frame in which the window is enclosed.
I'm not sure why BMW does this. I would think it maybe makes it look
sleeker...but you have to be careful to close the door from the actual
door and not the window. In my Japanese car you can grab the top
corner of the door, right at roof level and it's metal. In the BMW it
is the window itself.
Do they do this on sedans as well?
I'm just curious. Sorry to belabor the point.
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