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Help im looking at a 86 BMW 325e with 160k miles. Is this milage good. The car os really nice tricked out car but i dont know much bout old BMWs. So i m just wondering.
Looks like a good car at a glance... needs new wheels!!!!!
It looks like it has been painted so i would inspect the whole body.... other then that just read the article that Aether gave u, it gives u all the guidelines for buying an E30.
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Black 4 door 1990 325i
15"x7.5 Ronal LS-wrapped in 205/50-15 Bridgestone Potenza G009
The first question I would ask is "At what was the timing belt replaced" (critical) and the second question would be "At what mileage were the valves last adjusted"?I am not a 325/E30 guy but about every 20,000 for the valves and 60,000 for the timing belt/tensioner seems to stick in my head.
ive seen that car in some vids and pics, not bad, but wheels are definetly not of my taste. Id say get some new ones. and carfax it definetly, and for reliability. Id have a feeling like those wheels might cause some damage sooner or later to the fenders.
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The wide tires is more of the euro look, many people in europe are going thru a fad about doing this to their cars, so that is his aim- to each his own, and i like the car the way it is
actually it looks like the wheels are sitting at a negative camber (positive? blah.) at the moment. Maybe for track? More than likely its grossly out of proportion to optimal standards though, you might want to get under the car and see if the control arms aren't sitting properly. He probally lowered the bejezus out of the car without paying attention to the handling. Looks spiffy though. How much is he asking for it? 106k isn't bad at all IMO.
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