1994 318i 5 speed parts prices needed please

[jungle]

Need some advise please guys

My son had an accident in this car, body damage is not good but am wanting some rough prices if anybody can help out...

I have a 1994 318i 5speed Sedan manual that was involved in an accident, body now not so good, drivers side not so good, but the passenger side is ok, boot lid is good with spoiler, but needs repaint.

All the interior is in pretty good condition, dash, console VGC. All glass are all good except the windscreen which is now cracked.

All the running gear is in good condition.......what would motor, gearbox and diff be worth???

I have pics of the car if you may be interested in buying whole car or parts....
Also have mags to siut this model as well, tyres are no good but rims in good nick.........ask for pics if interested...

Thanks
Warren

[Ivan413]

You can go to a local junk yard and and see if they have any e36 exterior pieces like bumper doors mirrors etc. doesn't matter if its different colors you can always get a cheap 500 Dollar paint job at like aamco or something once you have it back together. You can also check craigslist and eBay because they always have e36 being parted out and parts you might need in good condition. As far as the motor goes you can get it off of eBay for around 600-700 with decently low miles me personally I'd spend a little extra and go through bavauto because they specialize in bmw and there engines come with a warranty for about 2-3 years unlike the other engines that your taking a gamble on if there going to work for a few month and die on you.


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[Lord Vader]

Are you asking for prices of parts to fix the car? Or how much parts are worth to part it out?

Post pics so we can see the damage.

DONT get a $500 paint job from Maaco or AAMCO. They are shit paint jobs. It costs a minimum of $300 to professionally paint an M3 front bumper for an E36 alone. The Maaco paint jobs suck becuase they do no prep work. Its just tape and spray. For a paint job to be done PROPERLY, its 85% prep work, 10% spraying, and 5% finishing.