New price 2K obo

[brandonj1]

I have a 1987 bmw 325is with about 170k on it. It is alpine white with cardinal red interior.
5 speed
2.5 liter straight six
power windows and locks
lowered on eibach prokit springs
eibach sway bars
bilstien struts and shocks
remus exhaust
good leather
new radiator
timing belt changed at 162k
drilled and slotted rotors at 160k
tires in april 2010
few other new things
Transmission mounts May 2011
Cat done june 2011

It is reliable. it has a pretty strong power band for being a 24 year old stock car. the reason im selling is casue just wasnt a nicer newer car that will keep me interested for the next 5-10 years. $2000 obo.

[Matt-B]

why not just post all the info here?

[LuckyHenriksen]

Maybe it's just me but it seems like a high asking price....

[brandonj1]

why not just post all the info here?

shameless plug for the club

Maybe it's just me but it seems like a high asking price....

eh. its a starting point. starting at what i paid for it so eh

[Killacortes]

pm sent.

[JBird]

You should check your spelling and grammar in your ad...
"the reason im selling is casue just wasnt a nicer newer car that will keep me interested for the next 5-10 years."

Weird that you are looking for an e60. Those are expensive and not nearly as much fun to drive as e30's. My boyfriend has an '06 550i, 360hp, and my car is always the one we drive. It's just way more fun. His car has the power, but not the size and handling.]

I think an older car like the e30 will be a much better "long term investment" than an e46 or e60. The e30 will turn into a "classic" and gain more value in years to come rather than an e46 or e60. The e30 is already a classic BMW. :)

Investment: When you make an investment you are doing so under the assumption that you will receive a return on the money that you put into the investment. A home appreciates in value over time; stocks pay a dividend as well as appreciate in value. These things are investments because they make money for you over time. They help to increase your wealth.
Your car is not an asset. It depreciates over time. Thus, it is not an investment.

[AbeSonic]

You should check your spelling and grammar in your ad...
"the reason im selling is casue just wasnt a nicer newer car that will keep me interested for the next 5-10 years."

Weird that you are looking for an e60. Those are expensive and not nearly as much fun to drive as e30's. My boyfriend has an '06 550i, 360hp, and my car is always the one we drive. It's just way more fun. His car has the power, but not the size and handling.]

I think an older car like the e30 will be a much better "long term investment" than an e46 or e60. The e30 will turn into a "classic" and gain more value in years to come rather than an e46 or e60. The e30 is already a classic BMW. :)

Investment: When you make an investment you are doing so under the assumption that you will receive a return on the money that you put into the investment. A home appreciates in value over time; stocks pay a dividend as well as appreciate in value. These things are investments because they make money for you over time. They help to increase your wealth.
Your car is not an asset. It depreciates over time. Thus, it is not an investment.

QFT. Well put. But does this mean that my ETA is worth hella more than I payed for now!? :D Because if it is then I did in fact, make a wise investment.

[bmwm42]

You should check your spelling and grammar in your ad...
"the reason im selling is casue just wasnt a nicer newer car that will keep me interested for the next 5-10 years."

Weird that you are looking for an e60. Those are expensive and not nearly as much fun to drive as e30's. My boyfriend has an '06 550i, 360hp, and my car is always the one we drive. It's just way more fun. His car has the power, but not the size and handling.]

I think an older car like the e30 will be a much better "long term investment" than an e46 or e60. The e30 will turn into a "classic" and gain more value in years to come rather than an e46 or e60. The e30 is already a classic BMW. :)

Investment: When you make an investment you are doing so under the assumption that you will receive a return on the money that you put into the investment. A home appreciates in value over time; stocks pay a dividend as well as appreciate in value. These things are investments because they make money for you over time. They help to increase your wealth.
Your car is not an asset. It depreciates over time. Thus, it is not an investment.

Listen to her advice

[jasonsnoddy]

2k tops

[brandonj1]

Sorry for the bad spelling and grammar, it's finals week and Im tired
Perhaps invest was the wrong word. I know here the e30 is God's Chariot but it's really not my style anymore. It handles great and all, but does not have the space and comfort and power that newer BMW's do that's all.

[george graves]

Homie thinks he's too good for an e30?

[brutus87]

Sure looks like it. God will smite your puny existence if you dare upgrade from God's chariot.

[JBird]

But, Are you really looking for an e60? :-?

An e39, e46, and M3 are all going to require more than a "little tinkering". You better learn how! An e60 wouldn't require much tinkering, but it'd be fuckin' expensive for not a very fun car to drive. It's like a boat. Minus-well get the 7-series. e39 would be way nicer and e60.

By the way, what the heck school do you go to where it's already finals week?

[brandonj1]

Im considering anything that fall into my budget 10-17k depending on the car. 17 seems to be the bottom end of e60. it isnt my first choice as they tend to have high miles at that price point.
I go to WSU here in vancouver.

[bmwm42]

2003 e39 540i with m package just a suggestion