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Old 07-01-2006, 05:56 PM   #1
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Default Not a Ti, but my 93 318i - Lotsa tasteful mods

Well, the time has come for me to upgrade. I am unable to rock the 318i with the family any more. It is time for a bigger car. I am getting a e39 540i. So I regretfully have to sell my baby to get it.

All of the mods are tasteful and nothing is blatently ricey.

Here are the particulars on it:

Standard Equipment: 4-Door, 5-Speed Transmission, Vinyl Interior, Cruise Control, AC, Power Steering, Power Windows/Locks, AM/FM Cassette, 4-Cyl M42 Engine. The car has 118k on it and the engine has 46k on it (Rebuilt in 2001 - Have the build sheet and reciept for it)

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Exterior: InvincaShield Clear Bra, Painted side skirts, painted bumpers, 1995 M3 double spoke wheels (With matching spare), OEM M3 Side mirrors, painted deck lid handle, ZKW Headlights, Chromium Predators, Prolumen HID in headlight and fog lights.

Interior: 1995 M3 Vadar seats, Dual Stage Airbag Retrofit, Leather shift boot, Aluminum/Leather shift knob, AC Schnitzer Aluminum Pedal covers, BMW Alarm, Armrest retrofit, cupholder retrofit, Custom Fastenwerks Gauge Cluster, 740i Auto dimming mirror, Pioneer Navigation/DVD player, 328i 2-speaker door panels, MB Quart speakers all around and selective carbon fiber trim.

Engine: Rebuilt M42 engine in 2001, Fan Delete, AC Delete, Custom intake into de-baffled air box and Schatz & Krum Custom tuned performance chip.

Suspension and Drive Train: M3 Clutch and flywheel, Retrofit Z3 Shifter, BMW Motorsports X-Brace, Bilstien shocks, Rouge Engineering RSM's, Custom Neuspeed springs, Retrofit M-Roadster steering rack, 3.91 LSD, Retrofit M3 front brakes-including spindles and adjustable strut bearing caps, Retrofit 330i rear brakes, Turner Motorsport Adjustable Camber Arms and new M3 LCAB's.

Here's the list of recent maintenance to it:

New Cat, New resonator, new plugs, new wires, new injectors, seafoamed, new fuel filter, detailed, radiator flushed and refilled with DexCool, New waterpump, oil is changed religiously with Mobil 1, Changed diff oil and tranny fluid (Red Line MT90), Red Line fuel system cleaner and water wetter used constantly. I even have an interior switch for the new puller fan. It was just smogged and is registered in California until May 2007.

It has a clean title, it has never been in an accident except for a lady bumping the front trying to get out of the Taco Bell drive through, it has never been tracked or ran really hard. It gets 40 MPG if you are not deep in the throttle.

This car turns heads and the girls LOVE it.

I am asking $6000 for it, I am firm on the price. It is well worth that.

The following members have seen my car and can vouch for how nice it is: LeftCoastBias, LWRNCE, jonjononline, therussian1, vincewashere, and a few others. It is a really nice car. I would rock it forever if I were a single man. I want this car to go to an enthusiast, not someone that will not apreciate it for what it is.

I am even including the following extra parts: M42 Engine Block, crank and pistons, new center console, 2 extra alarm remotes, New nationwide Nav DVD with backup, spare exhaust manifold, spare oil pan, spare engine internals, spare throttle body, spare Cam position sensor, spare crank position sensor, an oil filter housing with earls connectors for an oil cooler, a spare ABS brain, ABS sensors (One sensor died, needs to be changed), spare ABS pump, I have the AC Compressor and hoses if anyone wants to get crazy and reconnect the AC and the fanclutch.

I just clay barred, buffed and waxed it with 6 coats of wax!!!

Here are some pics of it.


The day it came home from the lot


As it looks right now


The gauge cluster and wheel


Shining Happy Bimmers


The Schroth Belt comes with it.


Those are your REAR brakes!
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Oh, shoot, you can email me at fastenwerks (at) g mail (dot) c o m
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Old 07-01-2006, 06:02 PM   #3
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where is this car at?
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Old 07-01-2006, 06:09 PM   #4
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where is this car at?

Sorry, That just may be helpful...the car is in Sacramento, California.
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Old 07-01-2006, 06:37 PM   #5
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why did you pick NeuSpeed over say Eibach or H&R? < in regards to springs.
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Old 07-01-2006, 07:01 PM   #6
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why did you pick NeuSpeed over say Eibach or H&R? < in regards to springs.
The Neuspeed springs are actually real race springs from the DEU touring cup car in Germany. They were left over from the touring car, and I bought them. Especially since they don't make them here anymore. It's just cool to say, too

BTW-I do have the boxes from the Bilstien shocks to keep the lifetime warrantry in place
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Old 07-01-2006, 07:24 PM   #7
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nice 4 banger! Lookk like a great start to a m3 replica!
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Old 07-01-2006, 07:36 PM   #8
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I resisted doing the m bumpers, but yeah, it could easily make an m-replica if someone was into doing that
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Old 07-01-2006, 11:54 PM   #9
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Someone is going to get a nice ride here, good luck.
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Old 08-29-2006, 03:27 AM   #10
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Wow, this looks like a great deal. If only you were closer to NJ I would have to seriously consider it.

How much do you think shipping it here would cost? (08559)

My 1987 Dodge Aries went out yesterday and I loved my dad's 1991 318i and his current M Roadster so I think the 318i/318ti is the way to go. Also do you have anymore pictures of the car (specifically interior)?
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