1986 BMW 535i for sale
Burgundy Leather interior/Glossy Black Exterior--All Power
735 Straight 6 cylinder engine on a smaller, lighter, more balanced car
5 speed manual transmission >90,000 miles
ALL OEM
small dent on right quarter panel,
no new parts needed just minor body work
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I already have a 735i and an '84 318i and I am going to concentrate on the 3. Simply do not have time for the 5 as well.

Hi, 84.
You won't be getting any responses on this site. There's not much traffic, and even those who do see your post won't trouble themselves to reply.
When you said you've got a 735 motor, which motor is that? The stock motor in my '85 535i is the M30.
Flunky

yeah 735 has the same engine, just explaining how the car has got a better power to weight ratio than my 7

Howdy!
I bought my 1985 535i about a month ago, and I paid $1800. Yours is in better shape than mine. After checking some other web sites, I think a realistic final price for your car would be close to $2500.
Don't let that stop you from asking for a lot more; you might find just the customer you need, and I hope you do!
Flunky

Hi, 84.
You won't be getting any responses on this site. There's not much traffic, and even those who do see your post won't trouble themselves to reply.
When you said you've got a 735 motor, which motor is that? The stock motor in my '85 535i is the M30.
Flunky


You might want to look into eBay for advertising your Bimmer for sale? :smokin:

...or Autotrader.com if you've got the time--their run-'till-it-sells deal with up to nine pictures is only $20, so if you're in no hurry, you can ask a lot for it, and also be exposed to a national pool. I sold my '86 528e that way two years ago, and got $3600 (a lot more than most were fetching). Had to wait about six months though.

The paper is probably quickest and most effective by far.