Don't know the model.

[(:Jordan:)]

What model is this?? Is it a good price? Would It be worth buy and drop some cash on to fix it up?

http://mohave.craigslist.org/cto/1869270646.html

[Holland]

E23, lol and it's in Kingman but it does have euro bumpers. I smell gray market

Still, I think you could get that price off of the bumpers alone.

[Eecen]

Buy it an do a v8 swap : http://e23forum.diskusjonsforum.no/e...0-0-asc-0.html

Or a v12...

[quikveedb2]

didn't someone else on here have a name like jordan once? i'm not too sure that ended well. something about enormous condescending prick, iirc? buff, wax, lower, & drive it.

[e34john]

I would bring him 3 bills and drive it home.

[chadthestampede]

Do it, it's got a 5 speed, which is pretty rare in the old 7's.

[TexasTerp]

definitely looks like it could be a grey market. pick it up and you'll have a great project!

[Dude]

That right there is a 1988 classic bmw if i read it correctly.

[kway]

There's little doubt it's a euro car, unless someone swapped bumpers, grilles, headlights, and hacked some sidemarkers onto the rear quarters of a US car.

Last euro e23 was 1986 though. Hell, last US e23 was '87 so regardless, it's not an '88. Maybe it was brought over in '88 and has a federalized VIN plate reflecting that.

Running and driving for three hundy is definitely worth looking into though. Looks rough, but would make a badass hood ride. Paint might even clean up with a good cut and polish. Hard to tell from the pics, but it looks like a Buffalo hide interior, some leatherique rejuvenating oil might do wonders bringing that back if it's not too far gone.

Worse comes to worst, you could easily make a few bucks off the bumpers, lights/grilles, BBS airdam, and maybe some of the german language interior pieces...