F/S 1994 M-Technic 325is -- low miles, NICE condition, xenons, short shift, more....

[Tbolt]

Interested in trades at all?

Looking to get rid of my e30 for something a little newer. would obviously add cash

[jas67]

Interested in trades at all?

Looking to get rid of my e30 for something a little newer. would obviously add cash

Tbolt -- sorry, despite my many fond memories of my own E30's, I need to reduce the fleet size, so no trades. What are the details of the E30 you want to sell? I can pass the info on to anyone I know might be interested. I see you're in West Chester, so you are not far. I'll actually be in Exton tomorrow (hopefully, if the seller's title finally arrives from his bank) to pick up my new (to me) 330ci ZHP convertible! (hence, the reason for the selling of this car).

I just drove the M-technic into work today. This is a FUN car. After nine years of ownership, I still love to drive it. Pretty much all the fun and looks of an M3 at 325is insurance rates, and up-keep costs. I've driven this back to back with a stock E36 M3, and, yes, the M3 is a little quicker (stop-watch required, but dyno really doesn't register much difference), but the fun factor is pretty much the same.

I don't know if I mentioned in the original posts, but a prospective buyer was asking me last night about the control arms, etc. I put new control arms, control arm bushings and tie-rod ends on it in 2009, so that job is done. Also diff lube and transmission lube service have both been done (Redline 75w90 and Redline MTL respectively).

[jas67]

bump

[jas67]

Sold!