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    FS: 89 325iS rolling chassis, perfect track car

    I am listing this for a friend of mine. What he has here is a white 1989 325iS automatic rolling chassis. The car has no motor but I believe the auto trans is still there and in working order [you could sell it]. The body on the car is actually quite clean other than some rust as shown in the pictures. This is why I suggested this would be a perfect track car!

    The car may not come with the weaves or front valance, I am not 100% on this yet. Obviously some other wheels will replace the weaves if they are removed. I am pretty sure it also has some sort of aftermarket suspension on it, not sure what it is though since we haven't looked.





    $300 obo, title in hand. Pickup in La Crescenta, CA. Please PM me if you're interested.
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    Pm sent.
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      #3
      hmmm. someone just gave me a 535i. clean title?
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        #4
        Originally posted by einstein57 View Post
        hmmm. someone just gave me a 535i. clean title?
        I'm pretty sure, I'll have to double check of course.
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          #5
          You should have just used this for your swap car.
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            #6
            Originally posted by DarkWing6 View Post
            You should have just used this for your swap car.
            No rust for me, thx.
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              #7
              someone buy this, so i can ram you


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                #8
                Come take this car, $100. Don't waste my time asking questions about it, just pick it up.
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                  #9
                  Man, talk about a sweet price for a roller. (minus the rust spot)...
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                    #10
                    noo way

                    100 dollars

                    where exactly is the rust spot?


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                      #11
                      Behind the driver side rear wheel. look at the pics...
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                        #12
                        ya 100 is a good price I just got my shell for that with no suspension or nothing
                        but it did have ZERO rust.
                        Pick this up, its fun dropping all the cash you have into it!

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                          #13
                          You're pretty much paying the going rate of $100 for a used set of Eibach springs and getting a car with them for free.
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                            #14
                            Originally posted by MR 325 View Post
                            You're pretty much paying the going rate of $100 for a used set of Eibach springs and getting a car with them for free.
                            Damn! This is a sure sign that we are in a recession. You can't even give a car away!

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                              #15
                              I would take it, but I'm 450 miles away.

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