FS: 1995 318ti, Black, 5spd (great for track/autocross) $3,350 OBO
 

Hi All,

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Located in LIVERMORE, CA :smile:

1995 BMW 318ti, 5spd, UUC short shift EVO 3, front/rear strut tower braces, BMP rear shock mounts, cabon fiber sun-roof delete (that took many hours of work), M-Tech side moldings, M front bumper, M3 style black plastic mirrors, sweet Halo-HID setup by DEPO, cold air intake, nearly new set of Dunlop Direzza's mounted on SWEET black ULTRALAGERRA's from OZ Racing... Items included, but not installed yet: Chassis X-brace, Sparco steering wheel & hub.

:biggrin: BONUS - I have already gutted the interior! The stock driver seat remains. I had planned to make this my track car. Alas, fate had other plans (my awesome cutie of a little girl). So, help me out and buy my project. RUNS GREAT! All glass is good. 18X,XXX miles. No issues known except for noise in differential on hard turns (I have talked to my mechanic and apparently this is fairly common). If I were to keep this for track use, I'd swap out the diff anyway in favor of a higher ratio limited slip anyway. No other mods that I know of.

ASKING $3,350 OBO email me at k6ewn01@yahoo.com for serious inquiries. I do not plan to ship this, but I may consider it at buyers cost. I prefer CA sale (flexible).

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Hi All,

I'll be taking some pictures this weekend and post up a link to them.

Jon

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Any takers / offers ?? `BUMP` :)

Did you save the interior? You say the gutted interior is a "bonus" like you're doing people a favor, but I bet you'd get more interest if the car had an interior. Just sayin. Best of luck with the sale and congrats on the little one:smile:

The listing title says it all "...great for track/autocross..." Having spent the dozens of hours to remove the interior (because it simply does not belong in a car to be used for track/autocross) I can tell you, the reader, it is a big plus to no longer be inconvenienced by a silly bunch of interior parts that you won't need. :-)

The next step would be to install a Auto Power full cage, change a few suspension bits - and Bob's your uncle - you've got a fun weekender!

To answer the question, no, I did not save the pile-o-parts that once made up the now useless interior.

:)

cool set up. GLWS

B-U-M-P :)

Wish it had the interior