1988 750il for sale

Cost $74,000.00 brand new. Driven 120 miles a day. White with black
leather. Need truck has to go. $2800!! Car is in Jacksonville Florida

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> Cost $74,000.00 brand new. Driven 120 miles a day. White with black
> leather. Need truck has to go. $2800!! Car is in Jacksonville Florida
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Hmm... 120/day for 15+ years = more than 650,000 miles!

200,000 miles...driven 120 miles a day for last year.

"Tom Korth" > wrote in message
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> > Cost $74,000.00 brand new. Driven 120 miles a day. White with black
> > leather. Need truck has to go. $2800!! Car is in Jacksonville Florida
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> Hmm... 120/day for 15+ years = more than 650,000 miles!
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I know of an older E23 735 with more miles than that on it, so it could be
theoretically possible.
(Try achieving that in your Renault or Citroen!)

JB

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> >I know of an older E23 735 with more miles than that on it, so it could
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> >theoretically possible.
> >(Try achieving that in your Renault or Citroen!)
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> I knew of a Citroen BX with 450,000 miles on it. Not sure *why* anyone
> would want to run one of those to that mileage though!

Christ! Wonder how much in repair bills that works out at?
The old E23 above has had *one* head rebuild with new cam and followers, a
water pump, 2 radiators and one new clutch in addition to the usual wearing
parts like brakes etc, and has so far racked up about 680k+.
How's the E34 going btw?
JB

How were the rusted holes through the body fixed ?
A wooden board beneath the pedals ? lol



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> "JB" > wrote in message
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> >I know of an older E23 735 with more miles than that on it, so it could
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> >theoretically possible.
> >(Try achieving that in your Renault or Citroen!)
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> I knew of a Citroen BX with 450,000 miles on it. Not sure *why* anyone
> would want to run one of those to that mileage though!

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> I know of an older E23 735 with more miles than that on it, so it could be
> theoretically possible.
> (Try achieving that in your Renault or Citroen!)
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I don't think either has been imported into the U.S. for a number of years.
Back in the day, my daughter learned how to drive a manual transmission on a
R5 ("LeCar") that I owned. She has since learned that in normal cars, you
don't have to remove the radio to shift into 3rd - but it was touch and go
for awhile!

Tom