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    BMW 325ic m-tech II kit, Borbet 16x9 PRICE DROP!!

    SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD

    Hey guys,
    $8,000 CASH TAKES IT AS IS OR 7000 WITH OUT WHEELS!!!
    I'll be listing it on ebay next week if nobody shows interest here, the reserve will be set higher than that, just an fyi.

    Contact me with interest, I can answer any questions.
    Those who know me and this car can confirm that I have well over $12k into it and no expenses were spared on this, all work done by myself, Mike (white325is) and Matt (equalizedcustoms).

    I just spent close to $6k into it since June and the new owner will have an extremely clean cabbie.
    Car was stored for the winter, and just received professionally smoked tails.

    Below is a full list of upgrades/maintenance done to this car. I am including a few pictures but please feel free to ask if there is something you would like to see in particular.

    Car will come with the following parts on the side:
    OEM mirrors
    Third brake light (that attaches on the trunk)
    OEM air filter assembly
    4 bottlecaps in 14” with tires
    Oil pan gasket

    The car has a few minimal flaws that I need to point out as I want to be completely honest with the future buyer.
    There is a mark on the windshield mostly caused by a worn wiper. It is barely noticeable but it is there.
    There is a very slow leak, coming from the oil pan gasket, I am including the gasket with the sale, but I had no time to replace it. It will leave a few drops if you leave the car sit in the garage. It doesn’t affect the car or engine by any mean but it will need taken care of at some point.
    The trunk spoiler paint bubbled a little when painted, I would simply replace the wing with an M-tech I wing but I am selling the car and didn’t want to make any more investment in this car. The wing was painted separately and can be easily taken off to be replaced.

    Factory equipment:
    Power steering, windows, locks, mirrors, ice cold air conditioning, ABS, Airbag. No power top. Car had heated seats and is still wired but pads are not included (seats were replaced by e30 M3 seats)

    Drive train/suspension:
    16x9 Borbet type As with 215/40/16 sumi HTR+ (Extremely rare, German made wheels with polished lips) They are fitted with 5mm spacers all around but a larger spacer can be installed thanks to the work done to the fenders.
    Drilled/slotted rotors, front and rear with new pads and e-brake shoes
    Bilstein sports front and rear
    Full Ground control coilover set up with Ireland Engineering poly rear shock mounts
    Rebuilt front control arms (bushings, ball joints, swaybar links and tie rods) and rear sway bar stab links.
    The Limited Slip differential is a S3.73 ratio and received fresh 75w90 RedLine fluids, Transmission received MTL RedLine fluids at the same time and shifts very tight.

    Exterior/ bodywork:
    Brand new Paint job, OEM Schwarz, 086 paint code in 2 stage PPG paint and overall PPG clear coat. (This was done professionally by a local shop, the quality of the job is impressive, Thanks Travis )
    Pulled/Widened front and rear fenders (extra 1/2" width to fit the rims better)
    Front and Rear M-tech II bumpers. No side skirts.
    Smoked turn signals and side marker delete
    Smoked front US ellips with 6K HID kit
    Euro grills
    Blacked out kidneys
    IS trunk lid with third stop light delete and IS spoiler
    New convertible top, including tension straps, cables and window adjustments once the job was done.
    E36 M3 power mirrors (not wired, but can be set manually)
    Vintage Motorsport roundels
    New misc. seals on windows and top.
    Convertible top boot that was stripped from its old vinyl and color matched to the car

    Interior:
    E30 M3 sport front seats, with rear headrest conversion and rear seat re-upholstered (by a local shop that does all my upholstery work).
    e36 window switches retrofit
    ZHP short weighted shift knob with M logo
    ///M stitched shift boot and Ebrake boot
    Leather Ebrake handle
    Z3 2.8 short shifter kit from Bavauto (OEM bmw shifter)

    Under the Hood:
    K&N CAI with heatshield (includes K&N cleaning kit as well)
    black painted intake manifold and valve cover
    New timing belt kit with water pump and thermostat (done at 114 000 miles)
    New distributor cap and rotor
    New valve cover gasket, intake gaskets, thermostat and water pump gasket
    Valve adjustment.
    New vacuum lines
    New Battery
    Plus all regular maintenance (3k miles oil change with filter, fuel filter, spark plugs etc...)

    Stereo/electronics:
    keyless entry
    Pioneer HeadUnit with premium sound speakers and tweeter pods


    Thanks







    PM NAIKA FOR MORE INFO AND MORE PHOTOS!!!!
    Last edited by e30this; 08-07-2009, 07:28 PM.

    #2
    who rolled your fenders!! :bow: mine are all jacked up since I didn't roll them before lowering my vert... I'm jealous

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      #3
      Franck (Naika) did all the work but shoot the paint.

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        #4
        if i have my E32 sold by the end of this month, i am flying over and taking this car home with me.
        Originally posted by e30e
        lose the old man bmwcca badge.

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          #5
          Originally posted by bimmerkarl View Post
          who rolled your fenders!! :bow: mine are all jacked up since I didn't roll them before lowering my vert... I'm jealous
          X2!!! Who did the fender work or more precisely, what did they do to them? It looks more then just a regular 'roll' job! Also, are the newer (e36?) sideview mirrors hooked up & functioning?

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            #6
            OT... but whose car is the one with the diamond racing wheels in your sig/last picture?


            Buy My Car

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              #7
              It is mine..

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                #8
                I've seen this car in person, and it is immaculate, every detail is exactly how it should be.

                Free bump for a great seller too.
                The Keystone Killers

                Originally posted by Cabriolet
                With 73k+ post, you'd think he'd have learned a little about life.

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                  #9
                  Hi guys, like Mike said, I did all the work but spray the paint on the car. I used a fender roller in the front but it was pretty heavy work. I pulled them in all 4 corners of about 1/2"
                  I did a thread on e30tech back then but I can't find it.
                  Car is still for sale, and well worth the money I ask if you look at the work done on the car, and all the cash spent on it.
                  I'm still considering bringing it over to France but I have no time to look into it for now. Just started workin again but I still hope I can put it in the boat and see it show up over here.
                  344is! Obd1 conversion

                  sigpic

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                    #10
                    Bump for ^^^^^^

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                      #11
                      Where was the car painted? And what shop did the tails?

                      Looks like a great car.

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                        #12
                        Dinchers Auto body in Williamsport,Pa. I have the phone number for the kid who painted it if anyone needs to contact him.
                        The tails on the car are not the ones that are coming on it. He bought a very clean set and had them done at Dinchers with PPG clear and a little black mixed in.

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                          #13
                          Sweet man, good luck. I hope my body work turns out to be as flat as that car.

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                            #14
                            How many miles are on this thing ? Working Odometer ? Car looks very nice. Are the fronts wider then the rears ? Must just be the angle of the pics.

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by Philipangoo View Post
                              How many miles are on this thing ? Working Odometer ? Car looks very nice. Are the fronts wider then the rears ? Must just be the angle of the pics.
                              I belive there was 127,000 on it when it was put in storage.
                              Everything on the car works flawless.
                              there is a 5mm spacer all around.

                              I believe he has a price for the car not including the wheels.
                              If the car isnt sold in the next month I believe he is shipping it to France.

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