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This car and owner is known by many members of SoCalEights....including me. And, the owner is a "wrencher".
1993 850Ci.....18 years & 165,000 miles and counting!
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Last edited by PbFut; 10-16-2017 at 12:04 PM.
Dan "PbFut" Rose
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Originally Posted by PbFut
A, yes the price would help.
7500
Hartge's included?
1993 850Ci.....18 years & 165,000 miles and counting!
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Yes Hartges included which is probably worth half the price of the car if restored. They need new barrels. Centers are in perfect shape. These are 18". Type 2 I think they are called. Not had time to photograph them. I believe they were on the car from the dealer. The offsets are perfect and can fit a 265 in front and 295 rear no rubbing even with the lowered set of springs. I'll try to get some photos up as they seem to be the selling point. Not a surprise as I've never seen a better looking wheel on a 850. Putting up for sale was sort of a impulse that I'll probably regret. But honestly, it needs to be with someone who will give her more attention. You could probably sell the Throwing Stars, pay for the Hartge restorations and still have funds left over for seat skins. Paint, well that's one of those, how good you want to go. And like a race car, how fast you want to go depends on how much you want to spend.
Last edited by PbFut; 10-03-2017 at 02:32 PM. Reason: spelling of Stars
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Found a picture with the Hartges on
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Sent you a reply to you contact above.
1993 850Ci.....18 years & 165,000 miles and counting!
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Wait wait, I have the same Hartge on one of my cars and I don’t see how 265s in front would work.
are you 100% certain they work with 265s in the front?
Yes Hartges included which is probably worth half the price of the car if restored. They need new barrels. Centers are in perfect shape. These are 18". Type 2 I think they are called. Not had time to photograph them. I believe they were on the car from the dealer. The offsets are perfect and can fit a 265 in front and 295 rear no rubbing even with the lowered set of springs. I'll try to get some photos up as they seem to be the selling point. Not a surprise as I've never seen a better looking wheel on a 850. Putting up for sale was sort of a impulse that I'll probably regret. But honestly, it needs to be with someone who will give her more attention. You could probably sell the Throwing Stars, pay for the Hartge restorations and still have funds left over for seat skins. Paint, well that's one of those, how good you want to go. And like a race car, how fast you want to go depends on how much you want to spend.
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These wheels came in a few different sizes. Yes this set is sized for the 850 and will fit a rather large tire relative to original equipment.
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I used to live in Temecula and would see this car driving around when I was in high school. I almost crashed my E28 because I was watching this car drive by on the other side of the road one time. It's ultimately what motivated & inspired me to get my first E31. I think we talked BMWs a few times when I was working my first job at AutoZone haha.
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Was this car sold? Never received any reply from email or PM.....
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You sent the PM at 8 pm last night and I responded to all emails late this AM from yesterday afternoon forward.
Selling this car is not normally my priority for the day so replies come when I get a chance.
It's not a 05 corvette with a million available. An interested buyer will understand and wait for a reply.
But thanks for checking.
Dan "PbFut" Rose
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