Ok Getbiggers.....1987 BMW 325i....What do you think???

[Eyeball Chambers]

I used to have an 86 325i with manual transmission. I was a good car but developed some problems with the wiring. Used to burn brake lights once a week. I think there was a issue with the wiring harness rubbing against the chassis and wire insulation being rubbed through and grounding out.
It was a nice car though and I only sold it because a friend of mine kept making me offered to buy it, when he offered more than I paid I took the money.
 The car has a computer by the way and I had to replace it once. I took it to 3 different places and no one knew how to fix until the last guy I took it to specialized in bmw and was a certified bmw master mechanic. A reconditioned computer was $600 but that was 20 years ago.
These cars are cool but like all old cars need new parts or they are just pieces of shit.
My same mechanic worked on all my other bmws and shit ain't cheap to fix or maintain. He told me replace the brake pads and rotors with cheap Chinese parts and you don't have a bmw any more.
The timing belt and cooling system are the weak points of these cars although after 200000 miles you're probably looking at have the the top end of the motor rebuilt at least.
If you're buying it as a daily driver you will end up spending more than just buying a newer used Honda or mazda.

Both of my Mercedes blew tail lights too! I can't remember what the fix was.

[FitnessFrenzy]

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[Shizzo]

I bought a used 2000 BMW 328I in 2005, and it was an awesome car. It was a great combination of sporty and luxury. Mine was silver, and I remember smoking out the turn signals, taillights and blinkers, and putting on 18-inch black rims with a chrome lip. It never had any mechanical issues except with one of the tail lights going out due to faulty wiring. I kept it until 2009, when I traded it in for a Nissan 350Z.

I believe the legend of the lead foot is absolutely real. I have never had problems with any of my cars (knock on wood) because I don't beat the shit out of them in the first place.

[Fuzzy Nuts]

My Ford Taurus is getting to the end of its life so I'm intending on going back to Whitey's in a few weeks.  However, I happened upon this 1987 BMW 325i.  Car is rough looking but I with a good detailing, color correction on the paint, and some serious scrubbing and vacuuming of the carpet, it could be a great little extra ride.  In case you guys haven't figured out, I prefer older vehicles....ones with solid steel and mechanical parts without any silly computers unless its one I put in.  However, I'm not very familiar with BMW's and I'm honestly not a fan of them as they have rear wheel drive.  However, this one I actually like and it would be good for picking up....well liberals.



https://greenville.craigslist.org/cto/d/bmw/6235095835.html

Racist post.

[HockeyFightFan]

I bought a used 2000 BMW 328I in 2005, and it was an awesome car. It was a great combination of sporty and luxury. Mine was silver, and I remember smoking out the turn signals, taillights and blinkers, and putting on 18-inch black rims with a chrome lip. It never had any mechanical issues except with one of the tail lights going out due to faulty wiring. I kept it until 2009, when I traded it in for a Nissan 350Z.

I believe the legend of the lead foot is absolutely real. I have never had problems with any of my cars (knock on wood) because I don't beat the shit out of them in the first place.

It wasn't an "awesome car" if a dick wrestler like you owned it.

[Shizzo]

It wasn't an "awesome car" if a dick wrestler like you owned it.

I was also a formal Intercocktinental Champion.

[HockeyFightFan]

I was also a formal Intercocktinental Champion.

If Shizzo had an air bag in his car he'd still be alive...

[ESFitness]

Only idiots go to Jacob The Jeweler for that iced out stuff. He's probably doing far more discreet work.

I hear the stuff from the back pages of The Source is quality. Pick up an iced out grill for $30!

[Simple Simon]

Dude ain't a friend. He's a client, as is his girlfriend.

And what advice was i supposed to pass along again?

You know, if you would save up the money that you spend on one of those vehicles you own you could have enough cash in the bank to rent a car for a couple days while your other piece of shit gets fixed and still have enough cash in the bank to fix your other piece of shit car and maybe have money left over but instead you would rather own to depreciated assets just so you can tell people you have one just in case the other one breaks down.

Why don't you spend money on one Quality Car that you don't have to worry about when it's going to break down? Maybe it's because your version of quality is Ikea. We all seen your piece of shit Ikea nightstand or whatever the fuck it was it was that you'd expect some 19 year old college kid to have in a dorm

is there anyone in the world who you havent met and signed up as clients.

Maybe someone should contact the guy and ask him and his girlfriend if they know you.

[Simple Simon]

Actually he goes to some other places here in palm desert or Rancho mirage like Sullivan's or babes, but they're local places that nobody would recognize so I just used p.f. changs since i was just there for lunch. Hendoesnt even like Chinese food. Eats at steakhouses n whatnot.

And how the fuck do you gather that's what i think is "high-quality"? For fucks sake I eat at sushi places primarily idiot

yo sushi?

[ESFitness]

is there anyone in the world who you havent met and signed up as clients.

Maybe someone should contact the guy and ask him and his girlfriend if they know you.

I wouldn't expect you to understand how trainers get clients. Hate to break it to you moron but 90% if not 95% of a trainers clientele are regular people not bodybuilders.
 
 And "regular people" where I live regular people" to to be wealthy.

[Simple Simon]

I wouldn't expect you to understand how trainers get clients. Hate to break it to you moron but 90% if not 95% of a trainers clientele are regular people not bodybuilders.
 
 And "regular people" where I live regular people" to to be wealthy.

do they all own shitty apartments with 1950s ceramic ovens?

If I asked on a few forums about a good personal trainer in your area do you think anyone would recommend you?

[Dave D]

I wouldn't expect you to understand how trainers get clients. Hate to break it to you moron but 90% if not 95% of a trainers clientele are regular people not bodybuilders.
 
 And "regular people" where I live regular people" to to be wealthy.

I say this respectfully bro, but given your criminal past and your clienteles choice of "standard" vehicles how/why is his net worth brought up?  My experience with people who are rich/wealthy is that they live the lifestyle and everyone knows or no one knows anything.

[Dave D]

If I asked on a few forums about a good personal trainer in your area do you think anyone would recommend you?

LOL

[FitnessFrenzy]

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