1993 E30 325iC Cabrio For Sale

[Irish1]

OK, here now on the California coast. The Cabrio's sitting in the garage as I daily-drive my 87 325iS. Available to see here: PM for directions.

[Irish1]

Still available.

The Cabrio's having it's power top adjusted at Neal's BMW In Santa Cruz, then it's available for sale again here on the Central Coast in California. Price reduced to $7500 OBO with the 15X7 BMW/BBS Basketweaves and a Magnaflow Catback system. This car is a little screamer: great mid-range and top-end, great looking.

[BlueMonday]

Still available? Sent you PM.

[Irish1]

Still Available

This 1993 Cabrio is still for sale: $7,500 OBO. Water-proof top, excellent shape, new Timing Belt, H20 Pump, Pulleys, all belts, and all new power top motors and linkage. This is a great car, but I leased a Z4 3.0Si Coupe through work and I need to thin the herd a bit. Make a reasonable offer and I'll throw in an extra E30 3.73 Limited Slip.

[Irish1]

Trades accepted.

I'm willing to negotiate on trades plus or minus cash. A 1991 318is, R1150 or R1200R/ST/RT/GS Beemer bike, even an old-school 2002 or Datsun 510 2 door?? I'm just not a Convertible person even though this car runs and jams through corners very well. Make an offer. I'll even throw in obscure and very rare E30 Euro parts (over the spare Euro E30 gas can, MTechnic E30 M3 watch...) and an extra 3.73 LSD if the offer is fair.

[Irish1]

Turkey-Day Bump

Thanksgiving bump. It's unbelieveable to me this great Cabrio hasn't sold. Parts to be added in with a fair offer include an extra 3.73 Limited Slip, BMW OEM over the spare tire aux. gas tank in original box, E30 M3 watch with papers and original packing+ a bunch of E30 extra parts.

[e28forlife]

Hmm spare Euro gas tank? Is that an emergency type one that goes on/in the spare tire well? Or one of the tanks that hooks up to the regular gas tank to give a ~17 gallon total capacity?

This is a very nice convertible too, great paint and a very nice interior as well. Sadly its November, and trust me, its not easy to sell a convertible in the Fall/Winter. I'm sure it would go quick as spring approaches.

[Irish1]

NOT the Alpina tank that's bolted-in and has lines that run into the regular tank. This is just the Donut-tank that holds gas to pour into your car when you get low. BMW OEM, and built to be secure and rattle-free. Kinda neat. This is California: Convertibles are a year-round delight...

Hmm spare Euro gas tank? Is that an emergency type one that goes on/in the spare tire well? Or one of the tanks that hooks up to the regular gas tank to give a ~17 gallon total capacity?

This is a very nice convertible too, great paint and a very nice interior as well. Sadly its November, and trust me, its not easy to sell a convertible in the Fall/Winter. I'm sure it would go quick as spring approaches.

[RecycledTeen]

Thanksgiving bump. It's unbelieveable to me this great Cabrio hasn't sold.

It's the economy, not the season (as you said, SOCAL is a "year-round" vert environment). Beautiful car!

[Irish1]

I decided I'm keeping this car. It makes no sense trying to get a low-ball price on an great car with a perfect engine, transmission, suspension, and an OEM BMW top that's perfect and more importantly WORKS perfectly. Time to clean up the 16 inch AC Schnitzers and put'em on this great car. Time also to order the CDColegrove(sp?) braces and tighten this car up a bit. Thanks for the interest everyone!!

It's the economy, not the season (as you said, SOCAL is a "year-round" vert environment). Beautiful car!