BMW Z4 E85 Convertible Roadster Trunk Boot Lid Tailgate Montegoblau Blue - A51

Visual condition of the part

Possible scratches and paint chips – condition as shown in the product photos.

BMW Z4 E85 Trunk Lid Montegoblau Blue - A51 is an original body part from the Trunk Lids and Rear Sections category, designed for discerning users who value factory fitment. This used trunk lid in Montegoblau Metallic - A51 allows for maintaining a consistent body style and the correct geometry of the rear of the vehicle after repair or modernization.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7068277-MTB
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7068277
• Substitutable numbers: 41627068277, 7068277
• Color: Montegoblau Metallic - A51
• Category: Boot & Hatch Lids

Intended Use and Fitment for BMW Z4 E85

The presented trunk lid has been specifically designed for the BMW Z4 E85 model, ensuring proper alignment with the body line, factory mounting points, and the sealing of the rear of the vehicle. The original design allows for maintaining correct gaps between body elements, which is important for both aesthetics and protection against water and dirt.

Thanks to the use of a component from the same model series, installation proceeds predictably, without the need for structural modifications or fitting aftermarket parts with uncertain geometry. This solution is particularly beneficial for post-accident repairs, restorations, and returning the car to a factory-like condition.

Montegoblau Metallic - A51 Color and Visual Appeal

The trunk lid is finished in the factory color Montegoblau Metallic - A51, characteristic of sporty BMW Z4 E85 configurations. The metallic paint provides attractive color depth and good compatibility with clear coats, facilitating potential matching with other body elements.

In many cases, using a part with the same paint code minimizes the scope of painting work or allows focus solely on corrections and polishing, reducing repair time and costs. This is a practical solution when replacing a damaged trunk lid, while other body panels remain in their original color.

Characteristics of the Used Trunk Lid

The trunk lid offered here is a used part from a dismantled vehicle, offering a sensible compromise between price and maintaining original manufacturer specifications. A used body part is a good solution for users who want to restore full functionality to the rear of the vehicle while preserving the original construction.

The original origin of the trunk lid promotes compatibility with factory hinges, locks, and other mounting components, facilitating the work of body shops. This type of component is particularly valued in precision repairs where mounting stability and predictable body behavior during operation are crucial.

Application in BMW Repairs and Restorations

The trunk lid offered here is suitable for both standard post-accident repairs and for restoration projects or vehicle reconstructions. Using an original body part helps maintain the vehicle's value and reduces the risk of problems with fitting seals, lighting, or decorative trim.

Choosing a used trunk lid is also advantageous when the priority is to quickly return the vehicle to operational status while maintaining the correct geometry of the rear body section. This solution fits well with the needs of both workshops specializing in the BMW brand and individual users seeking a proven component.

Related BMW Body Parts

If you are planning to replace other body parts of this brand during the repair of the rear of your vehicle, such as additional panels, skins, or other rear body components, check the available parts in the category BMW Trunk Lids and Rear Sections.

Technical Support and Practical Knowledge

During comprehensive vehicle work, there is often a need for a better understanding of how individual systems interact, including components related to vehicle handling and driving comfort. To expand your knowledge on the diagnostics and operation of components, it is worth familiarizing yourself with the guide: Steering System and Power Steering – How They Work and What Fails?.