$2400
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/eat/cto/5400471205.html




I always do a double take when the interiors look more like the E3 on an E23 than on the later cars.G-Man wrote:1978 Euro spec 728 parts/project car
I'm guessing since there is no i at the end of 728, that this early E23 has a 4 barrel carb instead of EFI?
The bumpers are half the value of the car.
https://richmond.craigslist.org/cto/5403258929.html
Yes. They've had it for a while. I would want to see that the odo is functioning properly.BURZA wrote:Has this one already been posted?
http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale ... true&Log=0
Asking price is about $30,000.
Thats not a typo either.


Wow! Very yes.waynet1 wrote:These E23's are just popping up everywhere.
BMW 1985 728i 5-Speed Manual *European-Specification* - $5900
That looks like a nice candidate for a b35 swap. Is that a b28 in the bay. I can't make out the numbers on the intake...waynet1 wrote:These E23's are just popping up everywhere.
BMW 1985 728i 5-Speed Manual *European-Specification* - $5900
That's what it looks like to me.redunzo wrote:Or, is 2.5/2.8?
Definitely seems worth a closer look if it wasn't an $800 car for a reason. Too bad I'm not local, or it would be a major temptation. Have always thought that I would like an E23 and having one that matches the colors of my 518i would be neat.wkohler wrote:That 728i was at a car lot in Tacoma for like $800 in 2012. Looked like a pretty nice car then. Not as clean but it had potential.
I might be a little off, but this car was up for sale about a year ago for about 8 grand. It was repainted by a father for his son to drive (looked like single stage paint). IIRC it came out of the midwest somewhere. The car sold to another kid in the south who didn't have it terribly long before he was looking to sell it again. I believe it was at vintage at the vineyard last year as well. Not sure if that person still owns it or if someone new has it now.freedspeak wrote:Might as well carry the e23 theme...this one looks...interesting.
$4k euro grey market...
https://raleigh.craigslist.org/cto/5399989590.html
G-Man wrote:1978 Euro spec 728 parts/project car
I'm guessing since there is no i at the end of 728, that this early E23 has a 4 barrel carb instead of EFI?
The bumpers are half the value of the car.
https://richmond.craigslist.org/cto/5403258929.html
waynet1 wrote:These E23's are just popping up everywhere.
BMW 1985 728i 5-Speed Manual *European-Specification* - $5900
https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/5406427348.html
This is a very well preserved 1985 BMW 728i with a 5-Speed manual transmission. It is a European version that BMW didn't import to the USA. This car was legally imported immediately after purchase in Germany. Original receipt from dealership in Germany and U.S. importing documents included. 89,000 original miles. I am only the second owner. Body/paint very good and original, interior excellent overall. I recently upgraded the wheels and tires. It now has BMW 540i 16inch alloys with brand new Continental DW tires (less than 500 miles). Original 14inch wheels/tires included. I replaced the battery and water pump within the last 2 months as well. Included with the vehicle sale is a set of brand new Bilstein struts/shocks ($500 value) that have not been installed. Engine runs strong, brakes amazingly capable.
Please call or text for best response regarding questions or wanting to look at the BMW.
Thanks!

The market is up so the people sitting on those cars are ready to unload them. I can't wait for the bottom to tank again (almost everything cycles) and then take advantage of that to buy into a potential investment oppt'y. In my dream world I'd have bought two ///M5s- one to drive and a low mile example to show and keep pristine.offroadkarter wrote:http://www.ebay.com/itm/BMW-7-Series-Ba ... 1868025195
Where are all these mint examples coming from?
The market is up so the people sitting on those cars are ready to unload them. I can't wait for the bottom to tank again (almost everything cycles) and then take advantage of that to buy into a potential investment oppt'y. In my dream world I'd have bought two ///M5s- one to drive and a low mile example to show and keep pristine.offroadkarter wrote:http://www.ebay.com/itm/BMW-7-Series-Ba ... 1868025195
Where are all these mint examples coming from?
offroadkarter wrote:I might be a little off, but this car was up for sale about a year ago for about 8 grand. It was repainted by a father for his son to drive (looked like single stage paint). IIRC it came out of the midwest somewhere. The car sold to another kid in the south who didn't have it terribly long before he was looking to sell it again. I believe it was at vintage at the vineyard last year as well. Not sure if that person still owns it or if someone new has it now.freedspeak wrote:Might as well carry the e23 theme...this one looks...interesting.
$4k euro grey market...
https://raleigh.craigslist.org/cto/5399989590.html
I'm a little leery of this car due to the really incorrect paint and extensive work done to it. I'm sure this thing needs some work. Notice how faded the trunk is? That was not like that a year ago when I saw the car for sale. Was probably sitting in the sun for a while.
Thought about buying this car the last summer when it went up for sale with the bad transmission.Hit Man X wrote: As for the now red 745i, David in Tennessee used to own it for years. Some kid bought it in Arkansas, drove it for a bit, then sold it to the current guy in North Carolina. Cheap respray, former velour interior car. Early Motronic i.e. 05/83+ production. I used to have the Autocheck for it. Expect plenty of hackery. Back seats do not even fit properly.
That's buy and mothball material if its the real deal. I think $21k is a deal on that one.