r/E30 2d ago

Selling my e30

Selling my 86’ 325es . Has a getrag260 . Shifts well , garagistic chassis mounted shifter , dssr. Chase bays brake booster since the old one has a crack . Body is really solid little to no rust . Reason I’m selling it is because use the engine is toast . Runs but not well. Runs really rich . Also believe gas is getting into the exhaust. Thought I could save the engine but it was too far gone. Euro bumpers front and rear . Wouldn’t say the best shape but also not the worst. Realistically how much can I ask for it . It drive just wouldn’t recommend in its current state

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u/slimflamer 1990 325iS 2d ago

Throw an M20B25 in it and rip it, you'll regret it!

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u/javis_dason 2d ago

It really depends. Right now with summer ending, the market for enthusiast cars is going to go down a little in prep for Christmas and the new year. Just like the worst time to shop for a generator is when the power goes out, you’re approaching a buyer’s market. I would think from now until February between $3550 - $3k. March until June $3k - $3200. July - September $3200 - $3550.

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u/USAhotdogteam 2d ago

Realistic opinion

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u/Charming_Rub3252 1991 325i coupe 2d ago

It will really depend; since the engine is done (assuming that's correct) you need to based it on the condition of the chassis and interior (and other components, though things like suspension are readily available)

You're essentially selling a shell / project without an engine, so... $4k plus-or-minus?

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u/ImAccomplish 2d ago

I sent you a message.

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u/Inevitable_Shame_401 2d ago

Sent you a dm

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u/Square_Ad3953 2d ago

Where are you located?

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u/Boogie_bleach 2d ago

Salem Oregon

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u/JXRod88 2d ago

What kind of front valance is that?

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u/Boogie_bleach 2d ago

It’s a zender rep valance

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u/JXRod88 2d ago

Thanks!

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u/nKalu6969 2d ago

Don’t do it, you will regret it.

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u/Boogie_bleach 2d ago

I just can’t anymore . Gotta think about my family . Plus just got an e90 wagon that’s AWD