E39Source Shop Update: E39 M5 Engine, Wheels, Mirrors & More!

[@FishFind3000]

This really is e39 source now. Now you have all the parts and the repair info.

[@jefffenn5016]

Ryan, this is incredible! You rock!

[@AlexGSi2000]

I wish you were located in the UK!

[@ruedaloca1403]

can we have an update video on the stock situation, what parts are available? As always thanks Ryan for the great work on the source!

[@E39Source]

I can do that when I return from Ohio! ~1 week or so. Stock is a little limited right now since I've been focused on the flip car and service more than parting recently.

[@TBAPb228]

Good video!!! Thanks!!! 😀😀😀

[@sflasurf]

Bumpers can be shipped with Greyhound. I think that I paid $150 a few years ago. Of course it is terminal to terminal.

[@E39Source]

Ever read the horror stories? Against my better judgement, I tried shipping a bumper several months from San Diego to Oklahoma City. It took 7 weeks to arrive. 1/2 of my careful packaging was completely gone. A corner of the bumper was broken clean off and missing upon arrival. Never again!

[@sflasurf]

@@E39Source That is bad. Most aftermarket bumpers are shipped via Greyhound or UPS freight. The issue is the 96 inch length. I have had issues with Fedex. An item which should have cost $55 went to $210, because it was 99 inches long. The item weight was 5.8 lbs and because of 3 more inches, the price jumped $150 more. Every large item has more risk. I know guys that ship items with Amtrak that had success and horror stories.

[@abstrader]

You should check out shipnex.com for shipping large items. Way way cheaper than shipping via UPS or FedEx directly. I have no affiliation with them.

[@troika101]

Better than junk yard parts.

[@dwijatmiko421]

Pretty cool,,complete part... Thumbs down is seller part e39 hahaa