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Re: 325i advice



> Thanks Kyle for the info.  I will be picking the car up next week. The car 
> has been sitting in the shop for about five years so I feel that it is due 
> for some overhauling. 

youre very welcome. like i said before, check the timing belt first. then you 
can nit pick through all the other things that may need replacing.  the M20 
engines in these cars are bullet proof if you maintain them well. 200K or 
more miles is not uncommon at all. ive seen a couple with over 300K on them.
>  
>  Where can I get a hold of the bentley manuals?  Also do you know of any 
> sites on the net that has the specs and/or FAQ on the 89 325i? 
>  
www.bmpd.com  is BMPs website. i believe they have the Bentley manual on 
there for $34.95, which is the cheapest ive seen around. most places want at 
least $40 for it. definitely get one, its an extremely helpful resource. as 
for sites, try www.bmwe30.net which is the E30 network website. its loaded 
with great E30 info.

>  All I can say is that I can't wait to get it.  :)

if properly cared for, this car will not disappoint. it is an absolute blast 
to drive, and it gets even more fun with every upgrade. have fun;)

Kyle B.     NCC
http://members.aol.com/E30325is/intro.html  

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