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Hi all,

I have a Bmw 318i Sedan up for sale.

Green

Sunroof

Cloth Interior

Automatic (Spent $3k on new box this year)

Rego till November 2007

There is 2 main problems with the car, it has minor rear damage, which doesnt affect the way it drives at all, because it was still driven a few years after it got damaged.

This past week, the head gasket has blown, only affecting the head, it hasnt cracked the block. The car still starts, but id prefer just to start it up so someone can hear it, and turn it off, because if it is running for too long it will crack the block.

This will suit someone who is looking for a cheap project,

An apprentice panel beater/mechanic who can fix this for nothing

A person who just wants to drop another engine into the car and save the trouble of fixing the existing one.

The car has done 190 000kms, and it has been a one owner car with log books.

Im looking to get $5000 or under, most of these are around the 12 000 mark still. Make me a reasonable offer and its all yours. If its not gone soon it will be sold to the Wreckers.

Contact me on 0401 004 491 if i dont answer leave a voicemail or text.

Dave

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