New addition to the R3V community

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  • Bimmerista
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    Originally posted by nando
    you can use duct tape to cover up the rust spots. it's a perfect match, honest!
    Haha...the only part of the car that has rust/paint damage is the driver's quarter...and its pretty strange how it is too.

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  • nando
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    you can use duct tape to cover up the rust spots. it's a perfect match, honest!

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  • BDSax
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    i love the color combo. im going to have the same interior except i want 318is carpet. what a nice start off, what was the price?

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  • Bimmerista
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    Originally posted by h0lmes
    A repaint and plastic bumpers would make that car look mint.
    As soon as I wrap up Fall semester of school, this car will be getting the attention it needs.

    I also have a set of Euroweaves dying to be installed on this car too. :pimp:

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  • h0lmes
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    A repaint and plastic bumpers would make that car look mint.

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  • rThor432
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    Nice. Awesome miles, the right color, and looks pretty clean.

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  • Bimmerista
    started a topic New addition to the R3V community

    New addition to the R3V community

    As many of you may be able to tell right off the bat...you're looking at a 1988 325iS in Lach-Silber. This is actually a color that I've had an eye out for the longest time.

    The car was belonged to an older gentleman who basically along the way bought a new car & only used this car as an "airport" vehicle for the past 3 years. He was the original owner & it has been a TX car all its life.

    Odometer quit working at 112,754....but he estimated that it has 130k on it today. Don't be jealous, but there is not a SINGLE crack on the dash either!! :D

    As far as plans....I'll definitely be doing a bumper swap & getting a paint job done. I need to change the timing belt & water pump, as well as performing a tune-up & whatnot.

    Here are the pics:









    Part of the cleaning process:
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