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    1990 bmw e30 m50/s50 - $5000 (sterling va)

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    Last edited by kbdrake07; 12-08-2012, 01:23 PM.

    #2
    link no worky.
    IG: deniso_nsi Leave me feedback here

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      #3
      Linkie no worky. But this matches your description: http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/n...445238253.html

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        #4
        srry the second link is the one.. taking offers.. need the money

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          #5
          For those of you (like me) that despise opening a for sale ad and having to click a link to somewhere else for details......


          1990 bmw e30 m50/s50 - $5000 (sterling va)

          I am selling my 1990 318i with M/S50 drivetrain swap.

          > While it would be easier to list what wasn't replaced in my quest to renew
          > and fortify this car, here is a quick list of work and upgrades.
          >
          > H+R OE Springs
          > Bilstein Sport Shocks
          > Poly eccentric rear trailing arm bushings and subframe bushings
          > Motorsport front control arms and bushings
          > Poly sway bar bushings with M3 rear sway bar
          > Cross drilled rotors and Hawk pads, rear bronze slides, braided lines
          > including clutch line
          >
          > Stud kit and 4mm front wheel spacers
          > Dforce LTW5 Spec E30 wheels with 225 50 15 tires
          > Euro manual steering rack, solid steering guibo, non airbag steering column
          > conversion
          >
          > 3.45 built differential, 40% lockup, polished gears and spiders,
          > cryogenically treated internals, Motorsport cover.
          >
          > Poly engine and transmission mounts
          > Complete Air Conditioning delete
          > Factory keyless entry
          > Rear headrest/armrest leather seat
          > Sparco pro2000 seats with sliders
          > Sans OBC display from early model.
          > Sans rear window and lockout switch from early model
          > 4th "woah nellie" grab handle for driver
          > Motorsport lighted shift knob
          > Airbag delete with Motorsport 1 wheel
          > Euro side trim
          > Factory plate frames
          > Hella smoked headlamps with 100W bulbs
          > Smoked turn ignals
          >
          > 2.8L bottom end, new BMW OE with approximately 60k miles, 2.8L engine is
          > under square and has forged crank. *This is the most reliable BMW bottom
          > end.
          >
          > 3.0 cylinder head, approximately 30k miles, fully redone by Turners' machine
          > shop in Dover NH.
          >
          > All BMW OE hardware and gaskets
          > Complete OBD1 harness and peripherals, my preferred for the E30 as it is
          > simple, reliable, easy to repair and never breaks.
          >
          > Euro HFM, big injectors, Turner Motorsport tuning.
          > Top quality fluids used throughout drivetrain at all times.
          > OBD2 exhaust manifolds ceramic coated
          > Under drive pulleys
          > Welded oil pump nut, safety wired drain plugs.
          > ZF310 manual five speed, new BMW OE with about 50k. *
          > BMW OE M3 drive shaft, 50kish.
          > Short shifter, custom made from a bunch of kits, custom upper carrier
          > length.
          >
          > EVO3 E30 M3 clutch and flywheel, 20k miles.
          > No leaks on any assemblies.
          > Dual engine grounds.
          > Custom exhaust, dual 2.5 inch pipes with resonators back into a Magnaflow
          > muffler with a stock 318i tip.
          >
          > NEEDS/WANTS:
          >
          > It's not perfect. Ideally it will require a paintjob as it is a solid 10
          > footer, but the paint is tired, the body has some dings, and the hood has a
          > dent.
          > I still maintained the finish as if the car was mint, with regular details
          > and wax at least twice a year.
          >
          > The car has 3 rust spots, one on the passenger door jamb, the rear tow hook
          > location, and the passenger front fender location. *All are normal E30 rust
          > spots and can be repaired.
          >
          > I never removed the fuel tank and replaced all the lines and clamps, which
          > is not necessarily critical work, but it is something that I usually do. *I
          > have also never serviced the heater box - they never break, but I am
          > disclosing it here. The heater box is also original.
          > *
          > The solid steering guibo transfers a lot of road feel, I would recommend
          > swapping for a Ireland Engineering one







          Last edited by giantkeeper; 12-01-2012, 11:34 AM.
          Originally posted by blunttech
          Always Always go for the reach around if there is an option

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            #6
            I put your car on my site...

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            If have a pic you'd rather me use let me know and I can change it.

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