I haven't posted for a long long time but circumstances sadly dictate that I may well be selling my stunning Motorsport in the last week of May.
It's pretty special to me, having bought it in 2006 and coveted it ever since. No expense has been spared and it comes with a lovely blue hardtop (albeit with dropped headlining), which is a rare find these days.
The car is a manual - also quite rare - and has done just over 103k. It'll have a full MOT and any interested parties will definitely want to view it to appreciate what a fine example it is.
Anyone who lives in west or south-west London may have seen it... though it doesn't come out much! I always get people telling me to put it away, or they're clamouring to take photos of it. It really is that good.
I don't really know what price I'll be asking but with summer fast approaching and this being such a head-turner, I know it'll go very quickly.
I'll add some photos shortly but in the meantime, stay tuned and put the word about.
Thanks.
1990 325i Motorsport, Macau Blue, manual, 12 months MOT - quite possibly for sale at the end of May...
Moderator: martauto
I think that's looking like a 30k car. I know if it was on one of the classic dealer sites they would be asking at least that.
How many of these were produced out of interest? In the 100's? It's a lovely car, in a very desirable spec.
How many of these were produced out of interest? In the 100's? It's a lovely car, in a very desirable spec.
Thanks for your comments.
I think £30k is a little high but it's a sellers' market and if the condition of the car is appealing to a buyer then who knows what someone will pay...?
250 were produced in 1990, in a mixture of Macao Blue & Sebring Grey, though not many manuals are still about, which are much the desirable option.
I've actually decided to sell it - a chap came to see it today and has already made me an offer - so if any other interested parties would like to come and view it, ideally I'd like that to be in the next week. Certainly no later than Monday the 9th.
Please put the word around, thank you.
I think £30k is a little high but it's a sellers' market and if the condition of the car is appealing to a buyer then who knows what someone will pay...?
250 were produced in 1990, in a mixture of Macao Blue & Sebring Grey, though not many manuals are still about, which are much the desirable option.
I've actually decided to sell it - a chap came to see it today and has already made me an offer - so if any other interested parties would like to come and view it, ideally I'd like that to be in the next week. Certainly no later than Monday the 9th.
Please put the word around, thank you.
