Used 1986 BMW 325e, manual, coupe, delphin/blk for sale in Pike Road, AL
$1,300
Vehicle Details
1986 Year | $1,300 Price | coupe Body Type |
compact Size | grey Exterior Color | good General Condition |
clean Title Status | 6 cylinders Cylinders | manual Transmission |
rwd Drive Train | gas Fuel Type |
Vehicle Description
1986 BMW 325e - I don't need help selling, thanks ;)
For sale is a classic e30, delphin grey over black interior, with the 5 speed manual transmission. It has 14” basketweave wheels, a driver sport seat, manual sunroof, and looks great in this combination. This car is not perfect (cracked dash, among other things), but runs and drives and has been my daily driver since February, taking me over 6 thousand miles since then, averaging 28 mpg. I have done much work on the car, and have replaced many items in the last 7 thousand miles (list below). I’ve also replaced the head gasket, and had the head reworked (checked for leaks, replaced valve guides and seals, decked the top) as part of an in-depth project to fix an overheating issue. The true mileage is unknown. The current odo says 218k, but it is not the original. The original had broken odometer gears when I got it, and so I replaced the entire speedometer with another unit.
Pictures here: I can send more pics if you want something specific.
Major replaced items:
All 4 tires
Front brake pads and discs
Exhaust system
Clutch
Guibo
Fuel pumps (both inline and in tank)
Spark plugs
Valve cover gasket
Intake manifold gaskets
Head gasket and all new head bolts
Radiator, thermostat, all coolant hoses
Battery
Water pump and timing belt
The car has lots of things that are not working, including: A/C, power windows (motors are bad, so I crank them manually), windshield wipers, and the radio needs the code. The turn signal stalk is also not right. Signals work, but they don't auto cancel.
Recommended repairs:There is a suspected exhaust leak, the shifter bushings are very worn, it’s missing the front passenger seat belt receiver, and the power steering pump has a leak, but I prefer to not use the power steering, so there’s no belt on it anyway. It also has a problem stretching the alternator/water pump belt. They don't seem to last more than 1200 miles. Haven't figured that out yet. There are other things that I can't think of, but I'll add as they come to me.
This is an awesome classic, and I hate to part with it. I get comments all the time on it, and I’ll be sad to see it go, but it’s time to move on. I have lots of spare parts, including a late model front bumper and valance from a '91 318is that I was planning on doing a bumper conversion with, that I can throw in for the right price. I also have the original bottlecaps included. $1300 obo.
Fun (?) reading for some of my history with this car:
For sale is a classic e30, delphin grey over black interior, with the 5 speed manual transmission. It has 14” basketweave wheels, a driver sport seat, manual sunroof, and looks great in this combination. This car is not perfect (cracked dash, among other things), but runs and drives and has been my daily driver since February, taking me over 6 thousand miles since then, averaging 28 mpg. I have done much work on the car, and have replaced many items in the last 7 thousand miles (list below). I’ve also replaced the head gasket, and had the head reworked (checked for leaks, replaced valve guides and seals, decked the top) as part of an in-depth project to fix an overheating issue. The true mileage is unknown. The current odo says 218k, but it is not the original. The original had broken odometer gears when I got it, and so I replaced the entire speedometer with another unit.
Pictures here: I can send more pics if you want something specific.
Major replaced items:
All 4 tires
Front brake pads and discs
Exhaust system
Clutch
Guibo
Fuel pumps (both inline and in tank)
Spark plugs
Valve cover gasket
Intake manifold gaskets
Head gasket and all new head bolts
Radiator, thermostat, all coolant hoses
Battery
Water pump and timing belt
The car has lots of things that are not working, including: A/C, power windows (motors are bad, so I crank them manually), windshield wipers, and the radio needs the code. The turn signal stalk is also not right. Signals work, but they don't auto cancel.
Recommended repairs:There is a suspected exhaust leak, the shifter bushings are very worn, it’s missing the front passenger seat belt receiver, and the power steering pump has a leak, but I prefer to not use the power steering, so there’s no belt on it anyway. It also has a problem stretching the alternator/water pump belt. They don't seem to last more than 1200 miles. Haven't figured that out yet. There are other things that I can't think of, but I'll add as they come to me.
This is an awesome classic, and I hate to part with it. I get comments all the time on it, and I’ll be sad to see it go, but it’s time to move on. I have lots of spare parts, including a late model front bumper and valance from a '91 318is that I was planning on doing a bumper conversion with, that I can throw in for the right price. I also have the original bottlecaps included. $1300 obo.
Fun (?) reading for some of my history with this car: