1990 BMW 325i convertible E30 all original 145k miles

Make:	BMW
Model:	3-Series
SubModel:	5 speed
Type:	Convertible
Trim:	convertible
Year:	1990
Mileage:	145,000
VIN:	WBABB1311LEC02480
Color:	Black
Engine:	2.5L
Cylinders:	6
Fuel:	Gasoline
Transmission:	Manual
Drive type:	RWD
Interior color:	Tan
Vehicle Title:	Clear
Item location:	Washington Crossing, Pennsylvania, United States

1990 BMW 3-Series convertible Additional Info:

1990 BMW 325ic, convertible, black, tan leather, 5 speed manual, 145,000 original miles, no rust, recent paint, recent top in great shape, rare 100% stock original condition, no modifications, straight body panels, dash is perfect-no cracks, original factory Recaro seats. 1st year with drivers airbag. Always garaged, or covered. Adult owned and driven. Within the last 20,000 miles: New paint, timing belt, head gasket, alignment, thermostat, brakes, and battery. Runs and drives perfect. A timeless classic that turns heads every time you drive it. Values are appreciating for good original examples like this. I take it out about once a month, in nice weather. Not a show car, but a go anywhere driver. The leather interior is original and shows its age, one cracked tail light lens. $6,500. FIRM. Do not call or text me with lowball offers or trades. View car by appointment only. Advertised with multiple local publications, so it could go at any time.
I believe I am the third owner, the first was a father who passed it on to his son. I bought it from the son who is an old college friend. I flew to Ohio to buy this particular car. I've owned the car for several years and I love it. The E30 was BMWs original "ultimate driving machine," a reputation it deserves. E30s are considered classicsthese days, but many are in use as daily drivers because they are so reliable, and so easy to live with. This car starts first time, every time, with no fuss. It shifts and drives beautifully. You can buy any part for this car, either new from Pelican Parts (plus others), or used from local enthusiasts or breakers. The fan base is very active. Once you own an E30 you are "in the club" and you'll find yourself meeting other like-minded E30 enthusiasts everywhere from Millenials, to guys in their 70s. It is eligible for classic car plates, and insurance through Grundy is about $175 per year.
I consider mine rare for it's 100% original (un-modified) condition. E30s are favorites of the tuners, and always have been. While I admire the workmanship and skill of the many gifted modifiers who have done incredibleengine swaps, and amazing suspension mods on their E30s, I have gone the other way, and chosen to keep this car bone stock. The next owner can keep it that way, or use it as a blank canvas for their unique form of E30 expression. Such is the beauty of E30 ownership.
I'm selling this car it because I have a Lotus Super Seven which needs attenton and I'd like to finish building that.