For Sale: 1991 BMW 320i Touring (Diamond Schwarz)

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  • twright
    Mod Crazy
    • Sep 2008
    • 707

    #1

    For Sale: 1991 BMW 320i Touring (Diamond Schwarz)

    For sale: 1991 BMW 320i Touring. This is not your average Touring from Europe.

    This car has several options that are pretty uncommon:
    1.) Self leveling suspension
    2.) Power sunroof
    3.) Power front windows
    4.) 6 cylinder engine (M20B20)
    5.) Design edition (mTech fabric) interior

    Click image for larger version  Name:	DSCN2409.jpg Views:	2 Size:	183.5 KB ID:	10079427 Click image for larger version  Name:	DSCN2410.jpg Views:	2 Size:	167.9 KB ID:	10079428 Click image for larger version  Name:	DSCN2411.jpg Views:	2 Size:	185.1 KB ID:	10079429 Click image for larger version  Name:	DSCN2412.jpg Views:	2 Size:	174.9 KB ID:	10079430 Click image for larger version  Name:	DSCN2413.jpg Views:	2 Size:	190.8 KB ID:	10079431 In addition, the following maintenance has be performed recently: Timing belt changed New Subframe bushings New Blower motor New Blower motor resistor New Oxygen sensor New Front control arm bushings All new shifter bushings New Front Sway bar bushings New Rear Sway Bar bushings New Rear Control Arm bushings New Front Sway Bar end links New Rear Sway Bar end links New Hoodliner New Spark Plugs New Distributor Rotor New Front Struts New Front Strut bump stops New Guibo New Drivers side half shaft New Valve cover gasket New Inner shift boot New Front brake pads New Front brake rotors New Left tie rod assembly New Right tie rod assembly New Fuel tank inlet hose New Fuel tank New Oil filler cap New Motor mounts New Floor mats New Water Temperature sending unit New Sunroof gasket New Drivers door gasket New Thermostat New Antifreeze New Distributor cap New Inlet air boot Changed all fluids (antifreeze, engine oil, transmission oil, differential fluid, brake fluid, clutch fluid)​

    $16,000
    Last edited by twright; 12-28-2022, 04:31 PM.
  • moatilliatta
    R3V OG
    • Feb 2005
    • 6121

    #2
    $?

    D.Schwartz W/ design editing interior... Dang...

    And...

    In Indiana..

    I was up above it, Now I'm down in it ~ Entropy - A Build thread.
    @Zakspeed_US

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    • twright
      Mod Crazy
      • Sep 2008
      • 707

      #3
      I added the price: $16,000

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      • MasukBMW
        Grease Monkey
        • Sep 2006
        • 324

        #4
        Cool car. I am unfamiliar with self-leveling suspension on an E30. Is this something from factory?

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        • roguetoaster
          R3V OG
          • Jan 2012
          • 7761

          #5
          Originally posted by MasukBMW
          Cool car. I am unfamiliar with self-leveling suspension on an E30. Is this something from factory?
          Yes, I believe it's somewhat common on tourings. The system has a dial in the knee panel below the steering wheel which operates a pump/accumulator setup in the spare tire well. This is fed by and engine bay pump (possibly the power steering pump, I don't specifically recall) and operates on the rear shocks only. Basically, it's a load compensator so that handling, and more importantly for Europe, lighting remains within legal limits.

          The easy way to identify a rear SLS car is to look in the engine bay for a larger metal reservoir outboard of the intake manifold, where the plastic power steering pump usually goes.

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          • twright
            Mod Crazy
            • Sep 2008
            • 707

            #6
            Originally posted by roguetoaster

            Yes, I believe it's somewhat common on tourings. The system has a dial in the knee panel below the steering wheel which operates a pump/accumulator setup in the spare tire well. This is fed by and engine bay pump (possibly the power steering pump, I don't specifically recall) and operates on the rear shocks only. Basically, it's a load compensator so that handling, and more importantly for Europe, lighting remains within legal limits.

            The easy way to identify a rear SLS car is to look in the engine bay for a larger metal reservoir outboard of the intake manifold, where the plastic power steering pump usually goes.
            This car does not have a dial. The only ones that had a dial are the ones that do not have the SLS. The dial in those cars are to control the headlight aiming. This is so the driver can lower the headlights when the car is loaded. This car adjusts the suspension itself and does not need a dial in the cockpit.

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            • twright
              Mod Crazy
              • Sep 2008
              • 707

              #7
              Originally posted by MasukBMW
              Cool car. I am unfamiliar with self-leveling suspension on an E30. Is this something from factory?
              This if from the factory. I have not seen it on another Touring. I don't think its that common.

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              • cory58
                E30 Enthusiast
                • Dec 2007
                • 1021

                #8
                What a beauty! Manual transmission? Factory AC?
                1992 325i Cabrio
                1988 320i Touring
                2000 M5
                1977 530i
                2015 328i - Euro Delivery/Performance Center Delivery
                BMWCCA
                E30CCA

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                • roguetoaster
                  R3V OG
                  • Jan 2012
                  • 7761

                  #9
                  Originally posted by twright

                  This car does not have a dial. The only ones that had a dial are the ones that do not have the SLS. The dial in those cars are to control the headlight aiming. This is so the driver can lower the headlights when the car is loaded. This car adjusts the suspension itself and does not need a dial in the cockpit.
                  Yeah, I think you are right on the purpose of the dial, it's been a while since I had my 320i with SLS. But looking back at pics that car most certainly had SLS and adjustable headlights, although the latter didn't work IIRC.

                  In any case, yours looks fairly priced and should make someone quite happy!

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                  • twright
                    Mod Crazy
                    • Sep 2008
                    • 707

                    #10
                    Originally posted by cory58
                    What a beauty! Manual transmission? Factory AC?
                    Yes. The car has a manual 5 speed and factory A/C. And the A/C works!

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                    • RSlut
                      Member
                      • Feb 2012
                      • 96

                      #11
                      The car looks great!

                      Tom is a great guy to deal with and I would be very confident in purchasing a car from him.

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                      • twright
                        Mod Crazy
                        • Sep 2008
                        • 707

                        #12
                        Car is SOLD.

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                        • EastCoastErik
                          Advanced Member
                          • Sep 2020
                          • 112

                          #13
                          IS you car still for sale? Do you have interior photos?

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                          • EastCoastErik
                            Advanced Member
                            • Sep 2020
                            • 112

                            #14
                            Opps. Thanks

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