The Non-Affiliated Thread for November 2015

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That car used to belong to member freshbread here in Phoenix. It's a nice car.
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wkohler wrote:but I really don't see how what he says about the fuel pumps makes any sense with what he says about driving it.
I think if the in tank lift pump dies, the car would still run, just not well.

That car might not be a bad buy at $1500 if the body is totally rust free, but its a project for sure. I see someone put a bbs front air dam on it to, which is probably blocking the intercooler.
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Wow the blacked out kidneys make that M5 look terrible. But hey, DATZ KUZTUMZ!!!
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LSXBeemer wrote:This has been posted for some time on the local CL here in Seattle....grey market Euro 635CSI. Pricey....but oh my goodness. SCHWING!! I haven't seen many finer examples.

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/5297622830.html
Whoa, such a huge difference:

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Light on the pics, and the one in the ad looks like a stock pic, but interesting.

http://seattle.craigslist.org/oly/cto/5311675250.html
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Johnled wrote:http://images.craigslist.org/01616_4Tg8 ... 00x450.jpg

Fayetteville, AR
1988 M5 $17,500
I'm in Fayetteville............I think I recognize that shop. I can't get it to come up in Craigslist.......can you post a link besides the image? I believe it's a friend of mine.
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2 5's and a 7 wrote:
Johnled wrote:http://images.craigslist.org/01616_4Tg8 ... 00x450.jpg

Fayetteville, AR
1988 M5 $17,500
I'm in Fayetteville............I think I recognize that shop. I can't get it to come up in Craigslist.......can you post a link besides the image? I believe it's a friend of mine.
The M5 has been sold and the owner is Joe D.
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/BMW-7-Series-Ba ... 1814696994

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This car only has 77,000 miles on it and looks really, really clean. I'm curious what it will sell for, if he gets anywhere near his asking price I'll be impressed.
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^ hope he gets at least close.
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WBSDC9304J2791494:

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$40,000

3.5L Straight 6-Cyl Engine
Automatic
Exterior Color : Black Tan Interior Color : TAN
Mileage : 93,504 Miles
Stock # : 3207P
VIN : WBSDC9304J2791494

This 1988 BMW e28 M5 is a perfect example of how a low production vehicle from the late 80s should look. It is as pristine as it was when it was purchased off the showroom floor. The previous owner was a BMW dealer and this happened to be one particular car that he was very passionate about and he spared no expense in keeping it serviced and in tip top shape. It has been a West Coast vehicle its whole life in and around the Oregon. With a total production of 2,191 units, the E28 M5 remains among the rarest regular production BMW Spots cars every built besides the M1. There are no leaks and all the gauges work perfectly. It has all OEM parts. If you are a purist this E28 fits the bill. I have several of the service records and have a relationship with with the dealer in Oregon where I could provide most all of the service records that are available. Buy with confidence. The E28 M5 is such a nostalgic car for the 80s and you cant deny the popularity of it over the last few years. Please feel free to call me with any question - Brentley 859-509-7284


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Drew in NYC wrote:
This 1988 BMW e28 M5 is a perfect example of how a low production vehicle from the late 80s should look. It is as pristine as it was when it was purchased off the showroom floor. The previous owner was a BMW dealer and this happened to be one particular car that he was very passionate about and he spared no expense in keeping it serviced and in tip top shape.....
That's kind of scary.. It looks a little rough. This picture tells another story, specially for 40k. That's sad.

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I was the first to contact seller yesterday (17 minutes after it was posted) but I couldn't get to Alexandria,KY until this morning and the car ended up selling last night. Good deal for someone. I'm sure it was one of our fellow mye28.com Ohioans that scooped it up. I can't win them all. ;) Funny thing is that all the online VIN decoders either cannot decode it to see the options list or decode it to DC11. Autocheck via the license plate decodes it to a DC31? Last seven of VIN is 0926430, Someone decode it please!

http://cincinnati.craigslist.org/cto/5318523566.html


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Also a Euro 7 up in da tri-state .....

http://cincinnati.craigslist.org/cto/5317688382.html
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Bobby, it's a pretty fully loaded DC31. Optioned like a US car.

That M5 looks nice overall. Odd to see it at a Subaru dealer.
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bobby in Derby City wrote:Also a Euro 7 up in da tri-state .....

http://cincinnati.craigslist.org/cto/5317688382.html
I called this guy. Seems like it's a mechanic selling it for somebody who owes some money. He didn't know a lot about the car over the phone other than it was kept "original".

How would I tell if that's a high compression engine? Is the gearbox a g265?
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Looks like a 5-speed 735i.
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How can any self-respecting seller post blurry-ass pictures like that up in an ad? And expect qualified buyers to respond? Sheesh
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leadphut wrote:^ hope he gets at least close.
Agreed
Cactus wrote:
bobby in Derby City wrote:Also a Euro 7 up in da tri-state .....

http://cincinnati.craigslist.org/cto/5317688382.html
I called this guy. Seems like it's a mechanic selling it for somebody who owes some money. He didn't know a lot about the car over the phone other than it was kept "original".

How would I tell if that's a high compression engine? Is the gearbox a g265?
Its my understanding that 82 and 85 e23's had the g265. A 5spd 735i would especially have it. As for the dirty m30 bit, that I'm not sure. I'd assume it has it but I've heard of some euro cars not having it.

Adam W in MN wrote:How can any self-respecting seller post blurry-ass pictures like that up in an ad? And expect qualified buyers to respond? Sheesh
many computer illiterate people use craigslist
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Adam W in MN wrote:How can any self-respecting seller post blurry-ass pictures like that up in an ad? And expect qualified buyers to respond? Sheesh
I had a HUGH response when I listed my camera for sale.

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So damn funny. :laugh:
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This car isn't perfect, but I like the white/gold combo

http://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/cto/5297484912.html

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this I recognize off a BF member named "booljames"

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/lac/ct ... 11930.html

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This looks MINT for having 220,000 miles

http://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/cto/5322014337.html

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735i Julio

http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/ ... 39025.html

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$2500 dollar 2 for 1 deal 745i + 733i

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http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/cto/5261775824.html



528e - "BMW's flagship car"

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http://reno.craigslist.org/cto/5252440073.html

You guys must know this car

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http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/ ... 45224.html
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Shade tree is a pretty famous garage and is about 10 min from my house. I plan to have him do some work on my S54 m coupe and e28 in the very near future...so I'll probably check this out.

http://www.stgbmwservice.com/bmw-car-sa ... e-cars.htm


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That 79 733i I linked made it to BaT

http://bringatrailer.com/2015/11/22/one ... i-project/
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Nice Calypsorot example (WBSHD9314NBK06300):

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Used 1992 BMW M5
128,043 miles
VIN WBSHD9314NBK06300

Well maintained, clean car, have all the recored since day one, been babies by 2 owners, never track, been published on Car magazine 2007, special color Calypso Red with black leather interior, changes oil every 3000 with Mobile one synthetic, New front tires. Job relocate. Best way is through reply emails (currently not in US).


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WOT - 1988 911 Carrera Fully Restored - $124K

http://cvluxurycars.com/1988Porsche911C ... stored.htm

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I've seen this car up and close in person and have spent tons of time talking with the owner. It is as good as described.
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That's only several times bigger than my bank balance. Is that a case of "you probably could build one for the money"?
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Cost is too high and 17" wheels are too big, imho.
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leadphut wrote:Cost is too high and 17" wheels are too big, imho.
I agree on the wheels. 17" wheels look silly on pre-993 911s, and even then i'm not a fan. I have 15"s on mine.
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Here's an e28 with the right count of pedals. Bit of shine in the pics. Happy to help put eyes on it if any members want some help, somewhat near by and in Syracuse regularly.
http://syracuse.craigslist.org/cto/5333348000.html

2500 can't get in too much trouble.
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brianm wrote:Here's an e28 with the right count of pedals. Bit of shine in the pics. Happy to help put eyes on it if any members want some help, somewhat near by and in Syracuse regularly.
http://syracuse.craigslist.org/cto/5333348000.html

2500 can't get in too much trouble.
This car must be cold. "Winter in Syracuse is no joke."
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