View Full Version : 1995 BMW M3 LTW Track Car $35,900 obo


CSLBILL
02-18-2008, 03:00 PM
IP ready, just add the safety gear!
49,xxx
All original all GT parts installed (dual sump oil pan, wing with extenders, wicker bill)
Bought with 7k miles, owned since 2000.
In excellent condition, interior is as new.

ENGINE: 240hp / 225tq RWP on Dynojet (before headers, pulleys, and flywheel)
Schrick cams, 24lb injectors, with TMS Chip
Euro HFM
Dinan CAI and exhaust
Evosport headers
Rogue pulleys

Suspension
Bilstein Group N with 600lb/700lb springs
Swapped strut hats for negative camber (-3.5%)
Bilstein f/r sway bars
Front/rear Bimmerworld poly bushings
F/R stainless steel brake lines with Porterfield R4s pads
Two extra OEM LTW 8.5 wheels.

Drivetrain
Lightweight flywheel with OEM clutch
MZ3 short shifter
3.23 LSD (standard on LTW)

Two of the OEM LTW needs to be refinished due to a prior bad choice in brake pads.

Car has been fanatically maintained over the past 7 years with all the service items addressed.

Selling to buy larger home.

Please serious only and PM me for pics. Thanks, Bill

databass
02-19-2008, 02:05 PM
Damn I wish Bill !!! Good luck with this sale man...

To any and all..I have seen this car and I can attest to it's cleanliness...it's a sweet example of a real drivers car...

CSLBILL
02-19-2008, 02:31 PM
Thanks for the free bump.

Update: The LTW wheels are all 8.5 with Michelin 245-40-17's. Car weights approx. 2900 lbs (lighter exhaust, headers, battery) Flywheel is JB Racing. Installed a radio with a folding face.

I have the stock sway bars, airbox, oil pah, and extra set of OEM LTW flags.

tsweers89
02-19-2008, 05:50 PM
sounds get G/L with the sale. Throw some pics up of it. im sure a lot of ppl want to see it

sbblowz
02-19-2008, 08:00 PM
some pictures please

CSLBILL
02-19-2008, 08:05 PM
Still trying to figure out how to on BF?

sbblowz
02-19-2008, 08:16 PM
god3142@comcast.net email em to me ill post em up

CSLBILL
02-20-2008, 07:30 PM
We'll do. I'll get them to you this weekend.

JETninja
02-23-2008, 04:05 PM
Hey Bill (just saw at bimmerfest forums you live in MV as I do) it's easy. If taken with a dig camera, I use a free tool like Irfanview (been out 10yrs, major award winner and super easy to use..google it) to resize them to 800x600, they always fit the site retrictions then. (for file size) Use the browse for files function when you create a post, it'll get them right off your HD.

Good luck with the sale, and if you need any help for a race event or something let me know. (Me and my 2 teens are all major race and german car freaks! LOL!)