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Cooljazz94
04-15-2016, 01:12 PM
I have a Alpine White 530i. The engine blew a while back and I had planned to make it a project car but I will be moving soon and can't take it with me. Along with the engine it needs some shocks, engine mounts, radiator, water pump if not replacing engine as a whole, motor controllers for front windows, driver's seat is off track. The body is dirty but basically in good condition. There is a rust spot about the size of a dime on the sunroof. Either use for parts or restore. I have told others about it but I would like for it to go to a BMW aficionado. It's located in the 317 area code. It WILL be gone by the end of May 2016. MAKE ME AN OFFER!
632 Regal
04-15-2016, 03:22 PM
Wish you were closer, how many miles on it?
Cooljazz94
04-15-2016, 11:30 PM
Approximately 96K; I haven't tried to look to see in several years. It doesn't run so it would have to be towed. I've posted about it previously but this time it has to go. :/
632 Regal
04-16-2016, 02:34 AM
Nothing personal but anything above $400 scrap is really pushing it in that condition. Be much better off to part it out. If you were closer I would be able to help you out with at least something with it. I'm eastern TN if that helps.
Cooljazz94
04-18-2016, 10:17 PM
Oh, no worries Regal; I admit that it is a project to restore and I had someone who was ready to do it but I have different priorities right now. If anyone wanted to restore it or part it out they could do it; if I had the time to part it out myself to get more I would but I was thinking about $500 for it. Regardless, it will be gone in about 6 weeks.
genphreak
04-23-2016, 10:46 PM
Oh, no worries Regal; I admit that it is a project to restore and I had someone who was ready to do it but I have different priorities right now. If anyone wanted to restore it or part it out they could do it; if I had the time to part it out myself to get more I would but I was thinking about $500 for it. Regardless, it will be gone in about 6 weeks.

An easy fix up there! A new battery, a good clean, new fluids and probably one or two slightly more serious things... nice classic, economical wheels with low miles!