I am finishing up with a part out of a rusty 318is. Located in 92084. Let me know if there is something specific you might need.
I have:
Strut housings with brakes/rotors
E30 and E36 steerings racks
M42 Alternator, starter, radiator, airbox, wires, etc
Hood
Tail Lights
Front and rear subframes
Trailing arms with brakes
Swaybars
Doors with windows/regulators
Tan Door cards
M42 Cluster
Rear speaker deck
M42 head without valves
used clutch/flywheel
Turn signal/wiper signal
Random switches
All Glass
The short block is still there but oil pans are removed.
Let me know if you need anything else. PM for faster response.
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Looking for some plastic bumper trims in descent condition. The condition of the color doesn’t matter but no cracks or anything like that. Let me know please [emoji120]
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Found my oil pan/dipstick. Now I just need the oil pump pickup tube. Anyone have a spare lying around? Could buy new but prefer to buy from a R3VLimited member.
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Does anyone have a M5X bare block, I'm looking for something to use as a jig for custom sub frame/oil pan. Preferably a non salvageable block so its cheap.
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I have a rear trim for an early model / diving board bumper. Lots of fun stuff you can do with it, for only $40 :)
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I have a set of stock sport springs from a no rust 115k mi. 1989 325is, but located in Los Angeles
Originally posted by TheRob View PostSup guys,
Seeking a set of stock e30 springs in the Inland Empire or Orange County area, let me know if you have a set.
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Anyone have a hood they're not using? I don't mind if it has any small dents or what condition the paint is in, I just need the inner frame really. As long as that is straight.
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I have a 220k mile M20 from a 91 auto 325i, all wiring and ecu available in san luis obispo if anyone is interested! New cap & rotor, basic maintenance, just blew 100% clean on smog.
I also have an s50 long block with a blown headgasket if anyone is looking.
in the next couple weeks i will be parting out the 91 as im using it for a shell swap on my 87 s50 swap. Both cars are 2 door. Shoot me a pm, im sure ill forget to check back on this thread.
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Originally posted by IRON-E View PostThat's why my car hasn't attended the meet, in 3 months dude.
After the last drive the guys had, going up through tujunga. I managed to get lost and just kept driving around the mountains with my daughter.
On the way back literally 4 miles from home, a gnarly dip that even a lifted car would have NOT missed, I lipped the oil pan and barely made it home (watching smoke from underneath the car & watching my oil temp). Got to my parking space, put cardboard and kitty litter wher I park to soak up the oil and the e30 has just been sitting there since.
Prices on oil pans are ridiculous, so I'm just going to save up and maybe buy one those low modified oil pans. I can't handle spending close to $600, every time this happens.
Oil pan, pump - $280 (Average pricing!)
Oil, filter, gasket $140 (Buy the good stuff)
Install - $100 - $200 (Don't have time to work on the car)
Yikes that's rough Edwin. I went out east (Monrovia, Fontana, Ontario) to hit yards this weekend and only found one 24v e34, of course with the pan pulled. The e30 hustler in me just isn't ok with paying $300 for an oil pan... crazy.
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Originally posted by 2mAn View Postdid you bash your oil pan??
After the last drive the guys had, going up through tujunga. I managed to get lost and just kept driving around the mountains with my daughter.
On the way back literally 4 miles from home, a gnarly dip that even a lifted car would have NOT missed, I lipped the oil pan and barely made it home (watching smoke from underneath the car & watching my oil temp). Got to my parking space, put cardboard and kitty litter wher I park to soak up the oil and the e30 has just been sitting there since.
Prices on oil pans are ridiculous, so I'm just going to save up and maybe buy one those low modified oil pans. I can't handle spending close to $600, every time this happens.
Oil pan, pump - $280 (Average pricing!)
Oil, filter, gasket $140 (Buy the good stuff)
Install - $100 - $200 (Don't have time to work on the car)
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