Detail Info for: 1986 BMW 3-Series wapped BMW e30 v8 5.0

Transaction Info
Sold On:
04/21/2018
Price:
$ 3900.00
Condition:
Mileage:
166000
Location:
Clarksville, Maryland, 21029
Seller Type:
Private Seller
Vehicle Specification
Year Make Model:
1986 BMW 3-Series
Submodel Body Type:
Coupe
Engine:
Ford 5.0 V8
Transmission:
Manual
VIN:
wbaab5405g9684021
Vehicle Title:
Clear
Drive Train:
Fuel Type:
Gasoline
Standard Equipment:
Optional Equipment:
Vehicle Detail
Had to relist this car a couple of times due to bidders that did not follow through. So, I'm ditching the auction and just listing it for sale - priced to move! 1986 BMW 325 swapped with a Ford 5.0L V8, T-5 manual transmission and fully tunable EFI system. At 2,800lbs, RWD, and V8 it makes a nice drift car also. Runs and drives with no issues. I currently have it registered with a clear title in my name. Priced to move for a quick hassle free transaction. The factory Ford ECU has been upgraded to a Megasquirt ECU system which allows you to connect any laptop with a serial port directly to the ECU and tune just about every possible engine parameter. The diff is a 2.93 LSD and the suspension has adjustable coils. The e-brake system was completely rebuild. The interior is in great shape, better than most e30’s out there. Power windows and power mirrors all work. Speedometer works but the tach is not hooked up. I replaced the speedometer in order to get a working odometer which reads 158k, but the correct mileage is 166k as shown on the title. I am including a Dakota Digital tach conversion box that takes the feed from the ECU and converts it for the BMW tachometer. What it Needs: This is a project and by no means a show car. It’s going to need tires and the clear coat is peeling in several spots. There is some rust developing in the typical e30 locations like on the lower fenders right behind the front wheels. Neither the heat nor AC are connected currently. For the heat you’ll need to plumb the ford heater hoses to the BMW heater core – this was something that I never got it. All required AC lines to connect the Ford compressor to the BMW system are included.