Up for auction is my 1989 BMW E30 M3. If you are here you know the history of the e30 m3, so I will just tell you about the car I have for sale. I have owned this M3 for just over 2 years. It is a joy to drive and looks great as well. During my ownership it has never seen salt or snow. I have always stored it inside for the winters. Before I got the car it lived its life on the East coast around DC. The car has zero rust. Body and paint are in great shape. This car is mostly stock except for a couple simple mods. It is getting harder and harder to find an E30 M3 that is stock and is still in great condition. To the best of my knowledge the car has never been in any accidents. No indication of such anywhere on the car. I will break it down and explain each section of the car.

Exterior

Diamond Schwartz
Paint is in excellent condition
No cracks in the rear spoiler
16" Genuine Alpina Wheels with Yokohama Es100s(less than 7k on tires)

Engine

Runs great, pulls very strong
No leaks and does not use any oil
Recent tune up (fall of 05) including: 
 GSP/Magnacore Plug Wires 
 Spark Plugs 
 Cap and Rotor 
 Fuel Filter 
 Cleaned K&N Air Filter
Oil Pan Baffle
Replaced O2 sensor when I took it out of storage this spring

Interior

Black leather, no rips, bolters in good shape
M-Tech II Leather Steering Wheel
Factory Rear Headrests
UUC Short Shift Kit with M-Tech Titan Shift Knob
Aftermarket CD player, Sony
Dash is perfect, no cracks or marks

Misc

Replaced front control arms (steel) and off-set poly control arm bushings (spring of 2005)
Replaced diff and transmission fluid with redline synthetic oil (fall of 2005)
Recently replaced front windshield, rock chip caused a crack, replaced with BMW glass/seal and bonded in.
Car Comes with Factory Repair and Electrical Manuals.

I will help with any shipping of the car or if you want to come pick it up I will assist in anyway needed. The car runs, drives, and looks great.
It is a great example of the wonderful E30 M3. If you have any questions please feel free to ask. Bid to win! Here are a series of pictures.
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