Fs: 1987 325

[bimmer6906]

Ok Im sorry to say but my 1987 325 is officially for sale now. I got it running good yesterday after fixing the electrical issue. I was on my way to work today and the clutch went go(i think). So all this car needs to run is a clutch. I have to sell though becuase I dont have the time or money to fix it and my dad wants it out in the next week. heres the specs:

1987 bmw 325
red
5-speed w/ shortshift
228,xxx miles
basketweaves with brand new snowtires
aftermarket fogs
custom exhaust

good:
strong running engine with no smoke
good paint, just needs a rebuffing
pretty good interior, wear on drivers seats.

needs:
clutch
timing belt soon
could use brakes down the line
small exhaust leak on custom exhaust.. easy fix

im looking to get around $1500 ... since i allready put like 3500 into it

will come with 2 infinity 6's and 2 pioneer 6x9's and an aiwa headunit

plz pm me or email me
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[Blister]

im looking to get around $1500 ... since i allready put like 3500 into it

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im looking to get around $1500... since i allready put like 3000 into it after lookin at reciepts

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You put $3500 into it on R3V and $3000 into it on bf.c???

[bimmer6906]

hey i went back and checked out all the reciepts man.. the first week 1500 hundred went in then 300 for tires and many other parts since that... ill change it now!

[bimmer6906]

this would be a perfect engine swap car. i dont know if the problem is clutch or engine really. i need this gone because its basically gonna get me kicked outta my house.

It also has keyless entry, a new blower motor, cai, performance chip, and many new parts!

[bimmer6906]

bump.. this car needs to be sold badly!

[bimmer6906]

bump

[mbonder]

you aren't going to sell that car in that condition for that price. if it were an i motor i'd say maybe, but who is willing to pay 1500 for an eta?? Guy just sold a smooth running eta for like $900 today and all that car needed was a catalytic converter, something that would be cheap versus a clutch replacement.

Just my two cents on this one, but good luck anyhow.