Hey r3v,
so after about 2 years of not having an e30 as a daily I finally found one!
Its an 85 325e alpinewiess coupe.
Unkown mileage, and rough as hell, should make for a good project.
It came with sport seats, sport steering wheel, 13 button obc, and automatic sunroof, which to my knowledge would make that an es, but sources say that the es didn't come out till 86.
Can anyone confirm this?
Goals:
m50b25 swap
e36 rack
redo entire suspension
wheels/tires
respray
I'm sure ill add more to the list, but that outta do for now.
here are a couple pics before I started anything
As you can tell it needs some serious attention.
First on the list was getting into the trunk where more parts were located. One problem though, the previous owner fucked up the lock. So, what I decided was to beat out the ski pass and remove the lock from the car with a ratchet, 10mm socket and about 3ft of extensions. Luckily my plan worked and I had access to all parts of the car.
here is some of the shit I found along with the engine harness, a Walmart skateboard, and 10ft of home stereo wiring.
Next up was stripping the interior down. As you could see in the first pic, there was about 1/4 of the windshield still on. So lucky me living in FL and the previous owner not using a tarp, the carpet was wet and stained, so it obviously had to go.
and lucky me its only surface rust
And that's how she currently sits.
Next up, is removing that low powered m20 to make room for an m50.
stay tuned...
so after about 2 years of not having an e30 as a daily I finally found one!
Its an 85 325e alpinewiess coupe.
Unkown mileage, and rough as hell, should make for a good project.
It came with sport seats, sport steering wheel, 13 button obc, and automatic sunroof, which to my knowledge would make that an es, but sources say that the es didn't come out till 86.
Can anyone confirm this?
Goals:
m50b25 swap
e36 rack
redo entire suspension
wheels/tires
respray
I'm sure ill add more to the list, but that outta do for now.
here are a couple pics before I started anything
As you can tell it needs some serious attention.
First on the list was getting into the trunk where more parts were located. One problem though, the previous owner fucked up the lock. So, what I decided was to beat out the ski pass and remove the lock from the car with a ratchet, 10mm socket and about 3ft of extensions. Luckily my plan worked and I had access to all parts of the car.
here is some of the shit I found along with the engine harness, a Walmart skateboard, and 10ft of home stereo wiring.
Next up was stripping the interior down. As you could see in the first pic, there was about 1/4 of the windshield still on. So lucky me living in FL and the previous owner not using a tarp, the carpet was wet and stained, so it obviously had to go.
and lucky me its only surface rust
And that's how she currently sits.
Next up, is removing that low powered m20 to make room for an m50.
stay tuned...
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