Hey all,
I bought this cab about 2 months ago in KC and drove it back to socal. It was a great drive but it was immediately obvious the PO was not a car guy. He bought it totally modified and just drove it into disrepair. When something went wrong he got it fixed at an indy, but only if he couldn't fix it with wood screws and/or tape. Seriously.
When I bought the car this is the mod list it came with:
It looked like this:




Since then I have added smoked Hella smileys, euro grills, changed the cardinal interior to black (except seats), put the stock airbox back on, replaced the cluster, shadowlined the trim, installed a Magnaflow cat and 14830, got Racing Hart reps from Ian 318is (thanks!) and undid pretty much every stupid thing the PO did in the 4 years he owned it. I plan on tucking the bumpers this weekend or next and then it will be time to put Bilstein Sports on. The car handles extremely well but the damping front and rear leaves a lot to be desired. It also still needs a bunch of seals, grommets, plugs and the like to tighten everything back up.
I took some (crappy) pics tonight when I got home from work. I need a tripod badly if I'm going to take pics in low light conditions. Regardless, you can see the most obvious changes by viewing these pics. I've got an area picked out for some really cool pics once I get the bumpers finished.
With no further ado:







Thanks for looking.
Tim
I bought this cab about 2 months ago in KC and drove it back to socal. It was a great drive but it was immediately obvious the PO was not a car guy. He bought it totally modified and just drove it into disrepair. When something went wrong he got it fixed at an indy, but only if he couldn't fix it with wood screws and/or tape. Seriously.
When I bought the car this is the mod list it came with:
Engine Work:
Conforti Chip
K & N Hi flow intake kit
8mm Silicone Ignition wires
Stahl long tube headers
Hi flow twin cat
Bosal Brospeed muffler
Short shift kit and boot
Sanden A/C conversion kit
Suspension and Brakes:
BAV autosport springs and Stress Bar,
Bilstein HD struts with new body bearings
Boge Turbo gas shocks
Eibach sway bars
Urethane links
M3 control arms and caster bushings
New wheel bearings
New rotors
Metalmaster brake pads
Stainless steel brake lines
TSW Hockenheim R 16” x 7” alloys with PZeros
Body and Interior:
Completely repainted in original 2 step factor Glasurit paint
Hand painted pin stripes
Racing Dynamics air dam with M3 fogs
325is factory rear spoiler
Completey reupholstered in premium grade leather
Premium audio
M3 steering wheel
New roof (1999)
Full EVO-3 form fitting cover and convertible cover (BavAuto)
BAV auto leather e-brake boot
M3 leather shift knob
Gauge Co white faceplates
BAV auto premium floor mats
Smoked factory tail lights and side markers
Viper 360 Alarm System with Keyless Entry
Factory BMW E30 Windscreen (very rare)
Noteworthy Maintenance:
New motor mounts, lower radiator hose, bypass hose, air suction boot, engine fuel T hoses, new si board, printed circuit board, oil pressure switch, clutch master and slave cylinder, valve adjustment (170,000), new power steering pump, new radiator, new timing belt (148,000), new lower front seal.
Professionally maintained
Conforti Chip
K & N Hi flow intake kit
8mm Silicone Ignition wires
Stahl long tube headers
Hi flow twin cat
Bosal Brospeed muffler
Short shift kit and boot
Sanden A/C conversion kit
Suspension and Brakes:
BAV autosport springs and Stress Bar,
Bilstein HD struts with new body bearings
Boge Turbo gas shocks
Eibach sway bars
Urethane links
M3 control arms and caster bushings
New wheel bearings
New rotors
Metalmaster brake pads
Stainless steel brake lines
TSW Hockenheim R 16” x 7” alloys with PZeros
Body and Interior:
Completely repainted in original 2 step factor Glasurit paint
Hand painted pin stripes
Racing Dynamics air dam with M3 fogs
325is factory rear spoiler
Completey reupholstered in premium grade leather
Premium audio
M3 steering wheel
New roof (1999)
Full EVO-3 form fitting cover and convertible cover (BavAuto)
BAV auto leather e-brake boot
M3 leather shift knob
Gauge Co white faceplates
BAV auto premium floor mats
Smoked factory tail lights and side markers
Viper 360 Alarm System with Keyless Entry
Factory BMW E30 Windscreen (very rare)
Noteworthy Maintenance:
New motor mounts, lower radiator hose, bypass hose, air suction boot, engine fuel T hoses, new si board, printed circuit board, oil pressure switch, clutch master and slave cylinder, valve adjustment (170,000), new power steering pump, new radiator, new timing belt (148,000), new lower front seal.
Professionally maintained




Since then I have added smoked Hella smileys, euro grills, changed the cardinal interior to black (except seats), put the stock airbox back on, replaced the cluster, shadowlined the trim, installed a Magnaflow cat and 14830, got Racing Hart reps from Ian 318is (thanks!) and undid pretty much every stupid thing the PO did in the 4 years he owned it. I plan on tucking the bumpers this weekend or next and then it will be time to put Bilstein Sports on. The car handles extremely well but the damping front and rear leaves a lot to be desired. It also still needs a bunch of seals, grommets, plugs and the like to tighten everything back up.
I took some (crappy) pics tonight when I got home from work. I need a tripod badly if I'm going to take pics in low light conditions. Regardless, you can see the most obvious changes by viewing these pics. I've got an area picked out for some really cool pics once I get the bumpers finished.
With no further ado:







Thanks for looking.
Tim
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