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Bmw E30 M20 Engine Swap With Getrag 260 5 Spd on 2040-parts.com

US $1,250.00
Location:

Laveen, Arizona, United States

Laveen, Arizona, United States
Used, still running in the car.
Brand:BMW Country/Region of Manufacture:Germany Warranty:No

This is just the swap, not a whole car. 1989 325i 2.5 I6 M20 and getrag 260 5 speed swap with driveline, wiring, and ECM. Complete swap 190K miles. It is still installed so you can hear it run before buying. Includes new intake boot, timing belt kit, and intake/exhaust gaskets. I purchased this to swap into a 2002 which I recently sold. I can either remove and ship on a pallet or you can ship the stripped chassis with salvage title that will start and drive with a battery. Selling off the suspension and wheels would probably pay for shipping. Buyer to pay shipping either way.

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