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PAPER OR PLASTIC => For Sale => Topic started by: iLof42 on February 27, 2013, 12:23:48 PM

Title: 1991 BMW 318is Imola Red
Post by: iLof42 on February 27, 2013, 12:23:48 PM: For Sale
1991 BMW 318is
CarFax report
~137K miles (working odometer)
Imola Red
Ground Control / Koni adjustable E30 M3 Suspension swap.
All new E30 M3 offset Bushings, control arms, Subframe bushings, ect.
16x8 E38 Style 5s
225/45/16 Yokohama's (worn & may need to be replaced)
3.73 LSD
Very strong & fully sorted M42
All parts replaced on a preventative maintenance basis.
New Brakes with SS lines.
Dove Grey e46 sport seats
Crack Free Dash
No rust
Large E34 Tool Kit
Sparco strut bar
US elipsoids
Mtech1 rear spoiler
is lip (repaired too many times to count)
electric cut out exhaust
New front glass
New radiator & cooling components
All under hood hoses replaced.
New Tensioner
Cold a/c
Remanufactured steerring rack
Rear sun shade
Moble1 oil
Redline trans & Diff fluid
New front bumper trim
Hard wired homelink
Keyless entry
C43 radio with aux input (speakers are old & shot)
The car is a nearly perfect E30 which i had no intentions of selling until an E30 M3 became available to me. The only bad points are the carpet and headliner.
I have enjoyed the car very much over the 6 years I've had it. It has gone through quite a transformation in that time period as the photos show. I think they can represent the car better than anything i can write about it. If you have any questions please ask.
I am Asking $9,000.00 OBO.
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The car now has a dyed vinyl rear seat to match the front.
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The Sport Steering wheel will be replaced with a Mtech1 wheel.
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Thanks for looking. If anyone is interested they can contact me through PM.
Title: 1991 BMW 318is Imola Red
Post by: deansweet on February 27, 2013, 01:06:36 PM: Nice car!
GLWS
Title: 1991 BMW 318is Imola Red
Post by: wazzu70 on February 27, 2013, 04:07:28 PM: Great looking car!
Title: 1991 BMW 318is Imola Red
Post by: DesktopDave on February 27, 2013, 04:42:16 PM: Love the retro shifter knob...nice looking car. GLWS.

How'd you fit the E46 seats? That looks truly awesome, not to mention comfortable.
Title: 1991 BMW 318is Imola Red
Post by: romkasponka on February 27, 2013, 04:42:30 PM: What is the wheels size, et, tires? Looks realy good!
Title: 1991 BMW 318is Imola Red
Post by: iLof42 on February 27, 2013, 06:35:16 PM: The seats are fitted with adapter plates. They are very comfortable and hold you very well in the corners.
The wheels and tires are 16x8 et23 style 5s with 225/45/16 yokohamas.

Thanks for looking!
Title: 1991 BMW 318is Imola Red
Post by: fourmotioneer on February 27, 2013, 09:41:17 PM: That's as good as it gets. GLWS!
Title: 1991 BMW 318is Imola Red
Post by: timothymcn on February 27, 2013, 10:49:41 PM: Also love the shift knob. Does it have a name, or did it come with a specific model? Just excellent all around.
Title: 1991 BMW 318is Imola Red
Post by: fixierider84 on February 28, 2013, 02:21:56 PM: Love the car, that is a most perfect "stance". GLWS! timothymcn, the shifter part # is

25 11 1 220 823 M It is a generic older style shift knob that doesn't come with an emblem. You can put in a variety of emblems including the roundel, the motorsport logo, or a 5spd shift pattern. Cruise ebay, I found an Alpina reproduction logo and put it on mine. A "poor man's" alpina knob in a "poor man's" M3
Title: 1991 BMW 318is Imola Red
Post by: fixierider84 on February 28, 2013, 02:22:35 PM: Love the car, that is a most perfect "stance". GLWS! timothymcn, the shifter part # is

25 11 1 220 823 M It is a generic older style shift knob that doesn't come with an emblem. You can put in a variety of emblems including the roundel, the motorsport logo, or a 5spd shift pattern. Cruise ebay, I found an Alpina reproduction logo and put it on mine. A "poor man's" alpina knob in a "poor man's" M3
Title: 1991 BMW 318is Imola Red
Post by: jdirty on March 05, 2013, 02:49:53 PM: That's a really gorgeous car.
Are the wheels redrilled or are you using adapters?
What kind of exhaust is that? Am i seeing two?
Title: 1991 BMW 318is Imola Red
Post by: iLof42 on March 05, 2013, 08:52:36 PM: Quote from: jdirty;120723
That's a really gorgeous car.
Are the wheels redrilled or are you using adapters?
What kind of exhaust is that? Am i seeing two?

The car has a full E30 M3 5lug swap. Direct fit for the style5s.
The exhaust is a generic muffler made to be quiet with an electric exhaust cutout added after the resonator so it can be loud.
Its controlled by the e36 window switch seen here.
(http://isaachaglof.com/web/16small.jpg)

Thanks for looking!
Title: 1991 BMW 318is Imola Red
Post by: iLof42 on March 05, 2013, 09:05:49 PM: Quote from: jdirty;120723
That's a really gorgeous car.
Are the wheels redrilled or are you using adapters?
What kind of exhaust is that? Am i seeing two?

The car has a full E30 M3 5lug swap. Direct fit for the style5s.
The exhaust is a generic muffler made to be quiet with an electric exhaust cutout added after the resonator so it can be loud.
Its controlled by the e36 window switch seen here.
(http://isaachaglof.com/web/16small.jpg)

Thanks for looking!
Title: 1991 BMW 318is Imola Red
Post by: iLof42 on March 07, 2013, 05:00:15 PM: sale pending
Title: Re: 1991 BMW 318is Imola Red
Post by: e46_dude on March 21, 2013, 07:51:17 AM: Just curious about the e46 seats, did you make the adapter plates to fit them or did you buy them from somewhere?