1985 Bmw 325e E30 5spd No Rust on 2040-cars
Towson, Maryland, United States
I am the second owner of this historic gem. Highlights: Rust free. Good
cylinder compression. . New clutch, brakes, tires, suspension. 325IS
interior. Steering wheel from M3. Thermostat, fan clutch, belts, shifter
bushings all refreshed. The drive shaft DOES have vibration at 38 mph
due to a bad vibration dampner but no play in drive shaft. My bmw has
just over 300k but has never seen road salt and while the paint has some
fadding, the car in is entirety is a solid example of an E30. I encourage to come view the car prior to purchase.
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Petrolicious talks to Gabor Mester about the car he fell in love with, a black version of the original "Munich mauler" that was owned by the parents of a high-school friend - oh, and Mester was also in high school when this washing and driving took place. When the original owners were ready to sell, Mestor was ready to buy, and he hasn't had a single regret about it since.
You can enjoy his story in his words in the video below.