The Official 'Craigslist find' thread - awesome & awful (eBay, Kijiji, etc.)

[roguetoaster]

I think it was short wheelbase only, so 740i, 730, 728, and at least one of the diesel options, but there were at least some MT E38s outside of the US.

[Aleman]

'Factory' 5-speed E38? Didn't know that was an option.

1995 BMW E38 Factory 5 Speed Manual Slicktop - $26,950

https://newyork.craigslist.org/lgi/c...596202848.html



1995 BMW 730i E38 5-speed factory manual transmission. 72,000 Miles (116,000km). Calypso Red, black leather interior. Recently imported from Spain, no rust. M60B30 3.0L V8 engine. Factory 5-speed manual transmission. Slick top - no sun roof. Recently repainted. 18" M-Parallels. Excellent condition.

[ZeKahr]

BMW 325is - $24,500

https://newjersey.craigslist.org/cto/d/hackensack-bmw-325is/7593743505.html

I’m selling my 1990 325is This vehicles been in the family since brand new I’ve had it for the last seven years it was my uncles before that, Everything on this car works like brand new he AC the tires are brand new every service record is up-to-date I have service wreckers done from the early 90s from 91 all the way to now till 2022 this car is been nothing but amazing to me I only put a couple thousand miles in the last seven years between me and my uncle we ckept this car practically brand new drives better than people’s brand new cars I have the original window sticker I have the original paperwork from day one I have every service record from the last two decades everything has been serviced everything has been up-to-date this car drives amazing there’s possibly nothing wrong with this car only has 136,000 miles I still drive it from time to time I’m a big car enthusiast this car is always been garage kept since day one.

Goddamnit man, if this thing was auto I would have jumped on it (I’m not good at working the clutch on a manual, but most of the manual BMWs I’ve driven were 4 cylinders so maybe the lack of torque had something to do with it). This car is only 50 miles from me.

[Aleman]

BMW 325is - $24,500

https://newjersey.craigslist.org/cto/d/hackensack-bmw-325is/7593743505.html

I’m selling my 1990 325is This vehicles been in the family since brand new I’ve had it for the last seven years it was my uncles before that, Everything on this car works like brand new he AC the tires are brand new every service record is up-to-date I have service wreckers done from the early 90s from 91 all the way to now till 2022 this car is been nothing but amazing to me I only put a couple thousand miles in the last seven years between me and my uncle we ckept this car practically brand new drives better than people’s brand new cars I have the original window sticker I have the original paperwork from day one I have every service record from the last two decades everything has been serviced everything has been up-to-date this car drives amazing there’s possibly nothing wrong with this car only has 136,000 miles I still drive it from time to time I’m a big car enthusiast this car is always been garage kept since day one.

[Aleman]

Painted chrome bumpers?

Yeah, not a good look, but totally reversible.

[4tDX]

E24 M6 on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...1039979381163/

[twright]

Painted chrome bumpers?

[Aleman]

1987 BMW 325es E30 - $5,500

https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/cto/d/glenside-1987-bmw-325es-e30/7587358448.html

I've always hated the "long description".... and I'm not dead set on selling it yet, so I'll keep it short and sweet:

I'm checking on the interest level out there for my 1987 E30.

The Good:
It runs, everything is largely intact and the body is straight.
Lots of extra parts for the work I haven't done, but someone will likely want to (including new metal for the jack point repair, new front and rear windshield seals and more).
It has the desirable front valance.
Fully adjustable original sport seats.

The Bad:
The dash is cracked
The radio doesn't work (wiring needs to be sorted out)
The blower motor needs to be replaced (I have the part)

Whoever buys it will likely want to at the very least have it painted back to original (Zinnoberrot). Somebody did some questionable painting on this car.
It's a great candidate for a swap... or keep original.

could drift like crazy with the right driver.

Hit me up on email, and then we can switch to text if you want more info or pictures.

_Jeff

[downforce22]

Listed my car, 1991 325iX, 302k miles, asking $8k, located in colorado springs, colorado

https://cosprings.craigslist.org/cto/d/colorado-springs-1991-bmw-325ix-speed/7583346527.html

[varg]

at least not compared to things like crypto (that stuff can register 10,000% gains in months during a bull market)

Most cryptos were created specifically for speculation, of course they're more speculative than cars let's compare nuclear reactors and yard sprinklers next because they're both embedded in the ground and have water flowing through them.

[ZeKahr]

It's a shame that cars are so heavily speculated on these days, everything is a speculation. Yeah I've seen the Z prices, I love classic Zs but they're just not affordable, especially as a third car. The older ones are just too expensive for me to even consider. A clean Z31 is one of the few cars I'd consider selling my E30 to make room for, I'd get an NA and swap it or a turbo and upgrade it.

Eh cars aren't that speculative, at least not compared to things like crypto (that stuff can register 10,000% gains in months during a bull market). Old cars have always been speculations, as it gets older the price is going to rise as there are less nice examples left and people start romanticizing it.

At this point you have to make a killing off crypto to be able to afford a nice version of your dream cars. Another trick if affordability is an issue is to only have one really nice car you really cherish and forget about everything else.

[varg]

It's a shame that cars are so heavily speculated on these days, everything is a speculation. Yeah I've seen the Z prices, I love classic Zs but they're just not affordable, especially as a third car. The older ones are just too expensive for me to even consider. A clean Z31 is one of the few cars I'd consider selling my E30 to make room for, I'd get an NA and swap it or a turbo and upgrade it.

[DoDatsun]

Agreed on all points. They're collectible/speculator cars now not driver's cars so they're worth a ton of money,

I've seen this happen to my z's over the past couple years. The enthusiasts driven out, the speculators moving in. Good thing there's a group of enthusiasts that stick around and support each other, assuming this is also the case here.

[2mAn]

1992 MTech2 Convertible

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1992-bmw-325i-m-technic-cabriolet-26/

[moatilliatta]

Trillionaire