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1985 Bmw 535i 5 Speed 91k Miles Rwd M5 Or Is Look A Like No Reserve! E28 on 2040-cars

Year:1985 Mileage:91394 Color: Red /
 Black
Location:

Louisville, Kentucky, United States

Louisville, Kentucky, United States
Advertising:
Transmission:Manual
Body Type:Sedan
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:E34
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Condition:

Used

VIN (Vehicle Identification Number)
: WBADC7408F0653127
Year: 1985
Number of Cylinders: 6
Make: BMW
Model: 5-Series
Trim: 535i
Options: Sunroof, Leather Seats
Drive Type: RWD
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Windows, Power Seats
Mileage: 91,394
Exterior Color: Red
Interior Color: Black
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty

1985 BMW 535i (E28) I have owned this car for 4 years and have invested WAY WAYYY more than my starting price.  Hate to sell, it’s an awesome driving  and looking car that is a pleasure to own and show. I honestly love looking at this car sitting in the garage or anywhere , it has a great stance and look to it. It gets tons and tons of compliments. You'd be surprised how many people think its an M5 which of course was only available in black / 1988...I have to explain that all the time!  I just bought a bigger car for the family so this needs to go to another loving home. I'm roughly the 4th owner, it originally came from Chicago, that owner ( older lady) blew the head gasket where it received an E34 motor replacement from a respectable shop ( no documents).  I purchased the car from a friend who owns several vintage BMW M3's and M6's. He didn’t spare any expense when it came to maintenance . I also didn't spare any expense with the intentions of keeping it forever. It has always been kept indoors and not driven winters. Its been in climate controlled storage the last 8 years at least. It runs and drives great with little or no issues.  
  • 5 speed Manual
  • 91,394 miles
  • Original window sticker, manuals, etc.
  • Sunroof
  • Leather, 5 position power seats (works good) Good condition. Dash does have a straight crack right above the steering wheel. Otherwise the interior looks absolutely fantastic.
  • E34 motor swap done 5 years ago @ professional BMW shop in Chicago ( motor has approximately 120k miles). Unfortunately no paperwork. Runs awesome, no leaks.
  • Recent Intake manifold gasket and Fuel injection o-ring work due to vacuum leak ( $500).
  • Recent power steering pump and hoses ($2k )
  • Tires Bridgestone Potenza re760 sport 225/50r16  installed 2/18/ 13 ( approx 2k miles) ($500)on new 16 BBS wheels from the BMW dealer.
  • BAV auto suspension kit ( springs and Bilstien shocks) 3/22/12 ($639)
  • New condenser and retro fit A/C on 9/18/12. A/C still blows cold. ($800)
  • Brake master cylinder , 4 new calipers, pads, hoses, speed sensor etc. brakes all redone 4/5/11 ($500+)
  • Fan and fan clutch 4/6/11
  • New Alpine Bluetooth digital media receiver, 12” sub, Alpine 250 w amp, new alpine 4x6 speakers ( did not cut anything!!) All professionally installed 8/13/13 Have documents ($700)
  • Paint job ( original color) done  5/22/12. Professionally  done in Sikkens bc/cc. New moldings and badges. Chrome has been sprayed with semi-gloss black. Bumpers, kidneys and tail lamp surrounds painted in a charcoal grey bc/cc. Body was in great shape before respray, the following is what I can tell you about the cars original paint:  RF fender was resprayed at some point, rest of the car looked to have the original paint. Driver door had a dent which was pulled, rear antenna hole was welded up ( hidden antenna under dash now).  There was no rust found or filled! The front bumper had been been pushed over slightly to the left, I had the frame rails/ bumper mounts put on a frame rack to make sure it was very straight. There was no exterior body damage . Front and rear spoilers were stripped and flexible primer used ( unsure of brand but looks like pfab?) Jambs still have original paint, some very minor crusty parts under the hood and trunk that have been treated. Battery box is in poor shape with rust, had full intentions to repair it but is completely functional and not visible as is now. Looks very good, great quality. (over $6k invested in paint job alone)
  • Great Car overall, runs, drives and looks excellent.
  • I encourage inspections! 15 minutes from Louisville international airport (SDF). There is a loading dock available at my work, so I can ship overseas container. I do have several national and international shippers I trust and will be happy to pass along info if needed.
  • Clean and Clear KY title in my name.
  • For Sale locally, auction may end early. NO RESERVE! Contact me for more info or pictures, thanks for looking!

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