k so theres a spec euro 323i for sale in my area with 93k. I am pretty new to the e30 scene and dont know much about them (much less the euro ones). So can i get some thoughts? maybe some info. Would be greatly appreciated. thanks.
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Cool car, j-let simplicity but still injected. An M20 so still a reliable engine. That is like-new mileage for an E30. It should have plenty of miles left in it. Just make sure they have changed the timing belt and waterpump recently.
What year is it?Im now E30less.
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heres some info:
1984 323i Euro, located in the Pacific Northwest
~92,000 miles
all paperwork including orginal purchase in Germany, importation, EPA conversion, etc.
taken back to european specs in 99 (notice bumpers & the side marker lights)
$3000 paint job
recent 325is exhaust
ATE powerdiscs
UUC Short shift kit
Boston Acoustics speakers
Blaupunkt Alaska CD player & Amp
Euro H1 & H3 headlights
Euro straight pipe (not currenlty installed)
You'd be hard pressed to find a better example. $7000 obo.
I definately dont plan on paying 7k. so ill prolly just go take a look at it and see how that goes.Comment
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7 grand hah.I retired my E30 for now...
E46 323i
David SchultzComment
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Ouch1Originally posted by DSchultz325eComment
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It sounds very nice if you can talk the owner down a bit, I hope it all goes well! :D
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Where exactly in the Northwest is this car?Comment
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i've seen one that matches that description floating around in tacoma.. i was trying to get a flyer to him after classes (i see him around campus), but he's always taking off before i get a chance.Comment
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Sounds like he is trying to get the money back for the paint job and all the other mods.
My car was $1200 stock.Comment
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nice buy :up:Originally posted by Court M3
2800 here :(, but its not a 323iComment
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Don´t get the 323i
Get a 325is , ´90 model instead,
those 323i where amazing cars, only to be run over by the 325i´s later,
325i has everything like the 323i and more power and equal or better mpg,
also since you are in the states having a 325i is alot less hassle, as that car has everything ´83-´85 based, and bunch off stuff not found in US cars,
mostly little thingsGunni
@ Prodrive / Aston Martin RacingComment
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Not really since most of my parts come from Bavauto. Funny going through the dealer here (La Maddalena) it takes 2-3 months to get spark plugs, valve covers. Call Bavauto and get it in a week :DComment
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yeah ive been keeping my eye out for 325i's. I found a perfect one but the guy sold it. So im still on the lookout. In fact james crivillone and i are going to look at one on monday.Comment
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Thomas?Originally posted by h0lmesComment
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