325i Touring
Posted: Thu Nov 12, 2020 8:02 pm
Hi, I usually drive old Porsches but the kids are too big for the back. I had an old Cayenne which is dying on me, inconveniently..so deffo finally time for a youngtimer beemer wagon! This popped up locally to me in Edinburgh and so I went for it.
Brilliant red I think, 1989 sold from Wellsway BMW in Bath. 113k miles, original paint, no rust. Wierdly. The arches are a thing of beauty.
Bought it last night and drove it to work today, great drive, loveley motor with a slightly surprising kick at 4k. The suspension is a bit rattly as you'd expect and the front end is a bit light at 90. And it smells slightly of wee. But I'm happy! Need to rustproof it to the eyeballs (ACF, tectyl and waste engine oil), stick on a roofie for my SUP and source some winter wheels. Oh, yes and a cambelt.
It makes a sealion type noise from the propshaft bearing (says the vendor) especially when cold only at 30 ish mph - any immediate suggestions for that?
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Brilliant red I think, 1989 sold from Wellsway BMW in Bath. 113k miles, original paint, no rust. Wierdly. The arches are a thing of beauty.
Bought it last night and drove it to work today, great drive, loveley motor with a slightly surprising kick at 4k. The suspension is a bit rattly as you'd expect and the front end is a bit light at 90. And it smells slightly of wee. But I'm happy! Need to rustproof it to the eyeballs (ACF, tectyl and waste engine oil), stick on a roofie for my SUP and source some winter wheels. Oh, yes and a cambelt.
It makes a sealion type noise from the propshaft bearing (says the vendor) especially when cold only at 30 ish mph - any immediate suggestions for that?
