1988 Bmw M3 on 2040-cars
Castro Valley, California, United States
For more pictures email at: letalien68@zoho.com . This 1988 BMW E30 M3 with 71,900 original miles, all original body panels, paint and vin numbers intact, is the car
to own when it comes to a BMW M3. Not only is it a 2015 Stance Nation best in show award winner, but it also boasts
all documentation since 1988-present. No excuses for cutting corners with this M3, simply, it was done right. All
work was done by Castro Motorsports.
ENGINE:
Full engine bay respray, resealed motor, custom oil cooler line with AN-fittings, stainless steel braided power
steering line, custom painted value cover, red plugs, DTM group A airbox(carbon fiber), Miller performance alpha-N
custom dyne tune, wire tuck.
INTERIOR:
Recaro SRD seats, reupholstered in OEM Cardinal Red leather, also rear seats where reupholstered in the same
leather. Tech 1 steering wheel 370,, rewrapped in leather and M colored stitches, alcantara shift boot/handbrake
boot, red EVO seat belts
COILOVERS:
ground control
SHOCKS:
Koni adjustable 3in shortened off housing
BRAKES:
Wilwood big brake kit up front and rear with custom M splatter paint.
UNDER CARRIAGE:
Mishimoto silicon cooling hoses, aluminum radiator, custom camber toe kit, adjustable subframe, M coupe finned diff
cover.
EXTERIOR:
The body is all original and matching, with no imperfections, original Alpine White paint looks new, EVO lip, CF
under lip, Euro bumper, euro girlls, hella lights, hid fog lights, DTM CF trunk spoiler.
BBS RS 17x10 powder coated red(chrome lips)
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