1985 Bmw 3-series 318i 1.8l 4 Cylinder 5 Speed Manual Black 4 Door Sedan on 2040-cars
Port Matilda, Pennsylvania, United States
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Description For sale is a 1985 4 door BMW 318i. This car has been in the
family since bought new from dealer in Germany and shipped to U.S. My Aunt and Uncle bought it new and stored it
every winter. Since 85’, the car has only seen one winter on the road. It has
been extremely well taken care of and had annual dealer inspections. It’s a 5
speed transmission with the 1.8L inline 4 cylinder engine. Only visible wear is the paint on the hood has
some fading and scuffs in places, the driver’s side rear door lock actuator
needs replaced, and the driver’s side seat has a small hole in it due to the
seat spring breaking (the spring was repaired). The driver’s side quarter panel
has been replaced and repainted. See pictures. I tried to show the paint tape lines
from the quarter panel replacement. The quarter panel was replaced with a new weld
in unit not a used donor. The car was equipped with cruise control and AC from
the factory. The AC belt was removed and the cruise control lever was broken.
Prior to the lever breaking off the cruise control worked very well. I am unsure of the story behind the AC. The
compressor and lines are still in place. The car has 152,121 miles
and gets anywhere between 25-30 mpg. All the fluids have been checked and
topped off along with a new oil change that has less than 50 miles on it. It's PA state inspected & Emissions until 7/14 the tires are good however the front tires are tapered with more tread on the inner fender side than the outside. The
wet floor in the garage is due to just washing the car. I wouldn’t hesitate to jump in this car
and drive it anywhere! Included with the car is the following:
This car is listed locally and I
reserve the right to end the listing at any time. It will continue to be stored
indoors until sold. NADA VALUES for 1985 BMW 318I, 4 Door Sedan
Payment Terms A 500 dollar deposit is due within 24 hours of the sale. The remaining balance will be due in cash upon pick-up. If the car needs to be shipped we can make other payment arrangements. Shipping The best way to set up shipping is by going to www.uship.com Feel free to ask me about other shipping quotes as I can check with freight quote to get you a shipping quote. When asking for a shipping quote please message me and include your zip code and the address type (business or residential). |
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