1985 325e

[FJ40]

Here's our 1985 325e, sorry, I'm not much of a photographer....







228k and doing great, It has Eibach pro kit springs, koni shocks, and Kosei K-1's, but is stock pretty much everywhere else...

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[Werksmini]

CLEAN, esp for the mileage.

[Jordan]

Did you smoke your headlights with spraypaint?

[FJ40]

sure did..... :roll:

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[nando]

haha, I bet tinted sealed beams are great for road illumination!

looks clean other than the ricer lights..

[Jordan]

sure did..... :roll:

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Wow.. that is just.. wow...

Otherwise the car does look pretty good. Clean.

Who do you know up in Portland eh? I live down in Corvallis. I was just up in Lake Oswego today to look at and buy a 325e for my little brother.

[FJ40]

Yeah, the lights aren't great for illuminating the road......anyway...hahaha...I don't really know anyone, I'm 15. It's my family's car, and it has quite an odd story. We bought it, and at the time, owned an IS300. We loved the E30 so much, that we found ourselves neglecting the IS, so we got rid of it for the car that had something like 215k at the time. It really is a blast, I have ALWAYS been a huge car fan, and finally got my permit a few months ago. I have been watching your E30 project pretty much since the beginning. It was really inspiring. I really hope to eventually strip an E30 down like that and build it back up to my liking some day. Good luck with your brother's car, I'd be pretty excited if I was him. Did he help you at all with your car?

Thanks for the comments.

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[Erick]

Where did you get those centercaps for the K1s?

[FJ40]

Where did you get those centercaps for the K1s?

I just used a can of rustoleum , but I applied it with a brush in order to avoid all other components.

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[Erick]

wow.... gg creativity. o.O

[KenC]

It definitely looks like something you could start a project with (clean, straight body, etc.).

Where exactly in Portland do you live? I'm from around the area, but I'm at school in Eugene now at UofO.