1992 BMW 325is Coupe 5-speed Manual E36

1992 BMW 3-Series 325is Additional Info:

Here is my 1992 BMW 325is E36Has 115,xxx true milesI've owned this car since 2009. When purchased it only needed a throw out bearing.Well I ended up completely redoing the car from the ground up.Fresh oil change as well as fresh transmission fluid.Runs, drives and handles very well.Runs through every gear with no problemNo codes or lights on besides windshield washer fluid low!Car originally was black but replaced 2 fenders as the were cracked at the seam also the previous owner cut them. (still have)Replaced the trunk lid as well due to previous owner putting on 3 different types of spoilers so there were holes that weren't filled. (Still have)Replaced original motor with a motor that has 89k miles. I believe I have the paper work filed regarding this to.
Originally my plan was to paint the vehicle silver, that's why I went with black/ burgundy interior.I put some pictures I could find from the build up at the end an the car prior to paint, plus the m3 rims
What I've done:New OEM Bilstein Sport struts and shocks W/ mounts etc.
New transmission W/ stage 2 clutch kit with throw out bearing
1" hub centric wheel spacers all aroundHave 4 set of wheels and tires 2 OEM wheels the set on the car and a set of m3 rims.Complete under coated the car as it was originally a new York vehicle. No rust
Just recently painted it with in Frozen Blue.Complete new front end components (tie rods, sway bar, control arms and bushings)New disc brakes with padsNew beltNew StarterNew M3 style rear taillights (still have original taillights)New fog lightsNew Badging and wheel capsDepo glass headlights with led bulbsAftermarket stereoNew headlinerI have 2 types of side molding that come with the car that currently aren't on the car(pictured) as well as bumber trim in better condition

Bad News:In the process of moving, a rock cracked the windshield it. From Safe lite it cost 280$ to have it replaced but haven't had the time nor do I drive this vehicle.The passenger side door panel was messed up when purchased the car so I tried to recovering it. didn't come out how I wanted lol. It would've been easier to just replace but I wanted to try it out.The sun roof access panel clips bent/ some missing so it wont stay up (that's why its in the back seat)I need to charge the A/C once every 6-8 months. Which takes R-12 as I haven't converted to R-134A
If interested for extra $$ I still have the original motor with 115k Runs fine no issues. I was just gonna build it upSpare DoorsHave spare 5 speed transmission as well spare automatic transmissionJust let me know
I'm sure I'm missing thingsThe price is OBO so feel free to shoot an offer
Title is free and clear in handAny questions feel free to askThanks for looking and good luck