Looking for a 1999 - 2001 BMW 740I (e38)!!! Looking for a bmw e38, must have navigation and have black or silver paint with black leather interior. if you know anyone who is selling one or if you have one you would like to sell yourself let me know. Gonna be my first car so don't try selling me some e38 with a timing chain guide problem thats going to break in a week, i will be going over the car completely doesnt have to be in mint conditon other than mechanically, will consider a fixer upper. |
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First car. E38. LOL. Good luck. |
@bcrdukes Don't hate, I know alot about the cars and their ridiculous maintenance and I am prepared to deal with it because it is my favorite car, its called passion and being a bmw enthusiast buddy. |
You're right. I'm jealous because I drive a Corolla now. :okay: |
I lol'd ;) |
WHAT DUKES HAS A CAR! thought u just ride that hipster bicycle :troll: Posted via RS Mobile |
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I don't know anyone who can predict when timing chain guides are going to break.. but if you find one, let me know.. |
in zyzz we trust, amen but yeah OP that timing chain guide is gonna break sauna or later, stay safe |
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E38? 1998-2001? RUN! RUN! RUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUN!!!!!! <- Had 2 E38s with timing guide failures. One poorly maintained, one extremely well maintained. Edit: My most recent timing guide failure happened a few months after pulling the valve covers and oil pan to inspect everything. Everything looked ok. They still disintegrated a few weeks ago. If you want one for cheap, I'll sell you mine. Silver on black with nav, hydraulic trunk and mp3/bluetooth. Just gotta fix the guides ;) |
You cant be considered an enthusiast until you've owned one or more for a while dealt with the issues and forge on. Until then you're a newb, groupie or fan boy. |
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old 7-series are for masochists? :nono: |
Haha I don't care what a bunch of internet warriors say if it breaks I fix it lmao you guys are cracking me up. Its called owning a car. |
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2000 BMW 750IL (V12 MASTERPIECE) |
I wonder what you're like in person. |
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Aesthetics brah, And @ruthless Im a V8 Lover I don't really like V12's. |
The V12 car belongs to my friend, I borrowed that car for a month, it's definitely one of the nicer cars I've driven. I could get 25mpg with a v12 haha. I absolutely love the e38's. |
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Lol millenials Posted via RS Mobile |
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Cause once you pay for the car, pay for insurance, pay for gas. I'm pretty sure you are going to be at your wits if you have to pay thousands for repairs. Unless you are some sort of kid prodigy at repairing cars? Or maybe you are sponsored by mommy and daddy? Although I doubt mom & dad would let you buy that kind of car. My bet is you are a kid who has scraped together enough money and is looking to get his first car and he wants something decent, but has no understand of actually owning a car. Sound about right? EDIT: and wow that 750iL looks like a beaut. |
As a 2001 530i owner, I say don't do it for a first car. I've replaced the guides on my buddies 540i (m62), and just the parts are around $2K. Even if you pick up the car for $5K, and nothing major goes wrong, there will still be broken window regulators, missing pixels, ABS problems, and the list goes on and on. It will be death by $200 at a time, and gas mileage will suck. BTW, have you ever worked on a car before? and if so, what type of car and what did you do? |
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