A Snowy Path Less Traveled.

[Nsquared97]

Figure it's about time I introduce my car on here. Meet Sabine, my '87 325is. I wanted to get some good current pics of her in her natural enviroment, so here ya go. Let me know what you think.

[timofeylbelarus]

looks good

[DuMa]

just pure awesome. sideways shot please

[Brilliantrot 318is]

i like it, looks taken care of, needs fogs and front license Plate Base and bumpers tucked..

im jealous of the amount of snow you have over there!! we have rain.. want to trade?

[Nsquared97]

just pure awesome. sideways shot please

As you wish.

i like it, looks taken care of, needs fogs and front license Plate Base and bumpers tucked..

im jealous of the amount of snow you have over there!! we have rain.. want to trade?

Haha I wouldn't say that it has been very well taken care of, but I have put a lot of work into her just to get it on the road when I bought her. For fogs I will eventually go with a set of Hella driving lights. And I definitely wouldn't mind the trim for where the front liscense plate is, but I have no idea where to find that and it's not really a priority to me right now. Bumper shocks are drilled, just haven't tucked them yet. Thanks for the comments.

And no I will not trade you for rain, this car is way too much fun in the snow!

[xwill112x]

I dont know why, But I love a stockish 87 iS.

[Spiff325iS]

Man it looks cold there.

It's 76 degrees and sunny here right now.

[ak-]

Looks proper

[slaterd]

that's the only thing I missed about Indiana. Fun snowy paths and beautiful back wooded roads.:( I've got a bunch of sand and dirt out here.

[Nick_S]

Looks good. What tires you running?

[Nsquared97]

Man it looks cold there.

It's 76 degrees and sunny here right now.

10 degrees and still snowing. And I wouldn't trade it for 76 either haha.

Looks good. What tires you running?

185/70/14 General Altimax Arctic. 3rd set of these tires I have had on 3 different cars and I love 'em. Dirt cheap, last a long time and lots of grip in the snow.

[ZinnoBerrotEta]

Front License Plate base part # 51 18 1 971 266

http://www.eeuroparts.com/Main/PartDetail.aspx?id=51181971266

BavAuto.com and ECStuning.com have it also. It will make a huge difference.

Or you could pick up the front bumper strip filler. Hurry though, I think they'll be NLA soon. BMP is stating that they are producing their last batch.

http://www.bmpdesign.com/product-exec/product_id/1011/category_id/77/search_year/1987/search_model/36

As for the fogs, they are NLA, but you can find a set on ebay. They come up periodically. There is also a member on here td325ic, who hunts down sets, refurbishes them and polishes the glass down beautifully. I bought a set from him for 60-70 bucks. Totally worth it considering the extra light it puts on the road for me. Huge difference in appearance and, more importantly, vision at night. I have never experienced fog lights as functional and bright as a set of clean and clear is/es bumpered fogs.

Love the car BTW. Love me a zinno early model.

[FunfGan]

Love it. I'm jelly of the snow, and a drivable e30 haha.

[TheBlik]

how those Kamotors flaps working for the snow?

[Nsquared97]

Or you could pick up the front bumper strip filler. Hurry though, I think they'll be NLA soon. BMP is stating that they are producing their last batch.

http://www.bmpdesign.com/product-exe...earch_model/36

Front plates aren't required in MI, but this filler is what I was thinking of. Thanks for the info, I may have to get one.

As for the fogs, they are NLA, but you can find a set on ebay. They come up periodically. There is also a member on here td325ic, who hunts down sets, refurbishes them and polishes the glass down beautifully. I bought a set from him for 60-70 bucks. Totally worth it considering the extra light it puts on the road for me. Huge difference in appearance and, more importantly, vision at night. I have never experienced fog lights as functional and bright as a set of clean and clear is/es bumpered fogs.

Love the car BTW. Love me a zinno early model.

Instead of the fogs I was thinking more along the lines of Hella 550 driving lights. I totally agree that visibility at night is important, espicially living up here. They actually fit very nicely in the early is/es lip:

http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn257/Rrklem/e30/E30.jpg

Thanks for all the info