1979 Bmw 528i 4-door E12 6 Cylinder M30b28 Bavarian Motor Works Not Running on 2040-cars
Vallejo, California, United States
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1979 You are viewing a 1979 BMW 528I 4-DOOR E12 6 CYLINDER M30B28 BAVARIAN MOTOR WORKS was in Good Running Condition and has been owned in my family for decades. Vehicle is not running due to a fuel pump related issue. Has New Fuel Pump, New Fuel lines, New Fuel Filters. Mechanic said a relay switch may need replacement. Engine does turn over and Runs Great when fuel is sprayed into intake. Great vehicle for anyone mechanically inclined or has a good mechanic or trustworthy auto repair shop. Has performance sway bar handling kit. The vehicle has 198,209 original miles, valve job adjustment performed at 195,000, left front marker light cover needs replacement, all interior lighting operates. all blinkers, lighting, fan, and heater is in Working Condition. The BMW 528I was always well maintained and always serviced when needed. Has been in my garage for many years and has a New Battery. Has the Classic BMW 528I Design. Color of Vehicle is White with Black and Chrome Trim. Color of the Seats are Tan and Carpet is Black.
Cosmetically, the 1979 BMW 528I 4-DOOR E12 6 CYLINDER M30B28 BAVARIAN MOTOR WORKS has a Straight Body and appears to have minimal dings, no dents, some rust on roof area and edges, has been touched up with paint on spots where there is a scratch or paint flaking. Has been fitted with a Zender wrap-around Body Kit. Has tinted windows, rear window tint needs replacement, sunroof seal needs new rubber and white silicone was applied around seal, door panel wood grain could be refinished if desired, Mahogany wood steering wheel, piece chipped,can be mended. Sony pull-out tape deck included, amps and several speakers have been removed. Overall the BMW 528I is in Great Looking Condition for its age with normal wear and will be a Great Running Vehicle once the fuel intake issue is addressed. Overall clean (see pics). Pictures are part of the description. Buyer is responsible for Pickup and / or Shipping. Location San Francisco Bay Area- Vallejo, CA 94589 (Variety of shipping methods available thru eBay). Auction is only for the 1979 BMW 528I as seen in pictures. Wonderful BMW 528I. Great Vehicle… Starting at a Great Price! GUARANTEED as described- All items are sold as-is. Items only include what is displayed in the eBay picture(s). It is expected the bidder knows what this item/equipment is for and its intended use prior to bidding. Other details:
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