hello,
Im currently looking to buy a 1993 bmw 325is and it has a rebuilt engine with 90xxx miles on it and it looks like its an good condition..although it needs a gasket replacement since he realized water seeping in.....what do you think..on cost to replace gasket? and is it worth buying? i need to know ASAP because i might buy soon...thank you
Heres the info on the car that is on the AD:
"For Sale:
1993 BMW 325IS
6-Speed Manual
Exterior: Black
Mileage: 90,xxx
Price: $2,000
FIRM PRICE. It's already an EXTREMELY low price. NO Trades. NO Free Rides. Pick Up Only
If you see THIS AD IT IS STILL FOR SALE
Serious Inquires ONLY: (949) 439-0394
General Information
- Body: 2-Door Coupe
- Engine: 2.5L M50TUB25
- Fully Rebuilt Engine
- Chassis: 238,xxx
- Wheels: E36 M3 Rims (5 Total-1 Spare)
- AC Schnitzer Exhaust
- Custom Air Intake System
- Custom Audi Cat
- Injectors
- Modified ECU
- Mapped ECU
- ZR1 Tires
- Bilstein Suspension
- +50 HP
Interior:
- Full Rear Roll Cage
- No Back Seats
- Sparco Set-Up:
- Sparco Pro2000 Bucket Seat
- Sparco 5-Point Harness
- E36 M3 OBC (On Board Computer)
Since I've owned the car, I haven't tracked it, street raced or anything. The car was SOLELY for me getting to school and back, which is less than 2 miles away. I haven't had ANY problems with it. I've babied it since the day I purchased it, so it has received a monthly wash.
I changed the radiator due to pre-cautions from overheating. The car does need a new head gasket due to water seeping in. And in an act of someone trying to steal, my bumper was taken off by force. Fortunately I still have it in my garage but I haven't gotten to install it back on.
It sucks letting it go, it sounds absolutely AMAZING and handles PERFECTLY. I absolutely love it and will purchase another one later on in the years (hopefully) cause this car has been a charm having. "