1988 Bmw M5 on 2040-cars
11608 Reading Rd, Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
Engine:S38 3.6L Inline 6-Cylinder
Transmission:5 Speed Manual
VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): WBSDC9307J2791988
Stock Num: 2791988
Make: BMW
Model: M5
Year: 1988
Exterior Color: Schwarz Black
Interior Color: Natural Tan
Drive Type: RWD
Number of Doors: 4 Doors
Mileage: 69492
Schwarz Black over Natural Tan Leather, Very Clean, Well-Maintained E28 M5! All Original Body Panels with All VIN Tags Intact! This car is an honest + solid 1st generation M5. Super rare + desirable icon of the M car lineup! There are very few original/quality/low-mileage examples left! The condition of this E28 M5 is very good! The exterior paint is very nice with no significant flaws or imperfections. The interior shows well with a crack-free dash, no rips or wear areas in the leather, significant stains in the carpet. All functions + vehicle electronics work as intended including the air conditioning! The undercarriage is solid + rust free, photos available for serious + qualified buyers. Desirable Upgrades Include: Jim Conforti Performance Engine Chip, Dinan Exhaust Cam Gear, Euro Tubular Header, Short Shift Kit, Self-Leveling Suspension updated w/ Dinan Stage 1 Suspension w/ KONI Dampers, Camber Plates + Dinan Strut Brace. Updated E34 M5 Front + Rear Brakes + In-Dash Blaupunkt CD Player. Enthusiast Auto Group has completed our Comprehensive Pre-Purchase Inspection + Work Order on this car ensuring its integrity as a great driving investment! Service Highlights Include: Valve adjustment + valve cover gasket, engine drive belts, power steering lines + reservoir, pitman arms, front control arms, thrust arms + bushings and OEM muffler assembly. Refinished OEM Wheels + new Bridgestone RE760s Sport Tires. This M5 has been well cared for and as a result is mechanically sound; engine compression is strong + consistent across all six cylinders - compression results available. This car is will make a nice addition to any collection and drives amazingly well! Responsible Adult Owned, Garage Kept, Non-Smoker. Serious Inquiries from US Residents Only - Exportation of EAG cars breaks our strict buy-back policy. Please Call or email to obtain a Pre-Purchase Inspection Report, Build Sheet, Condition Related Details, Vehicle History and 50+ Detailed Photos; 513.554.1BMW (1269) www.EAGBMW.com Enthusiast Auto Group is a highly specialized automotive facility focused on late model BMWs. In addition to BMW sales, we offer precision automotive service and performance upgrades. Our pre-owned inventory is meticulously selected with the highest quality standards then thoroughly inspected and serviced by our master BMW technicians.
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