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WTB running m10 engine

lchan2002

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hey guys,

i'm looking for the 1.8L m10 off of an early model 3 series, as i'd like to delve into the world of FI for my roundie, and well, my current engine doesn't run anyway. i'm also open to the original carb'd 2.0L if that is more available. i'm not completely set with the direction that i want to take my car yet...

does anyone have one or have any good leads on an engine or even a running parts car in the northern california area? your help would be greatly appreciated. let me know what you've got!

thanks all.

1971 BMW 2002

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Thread Topic: ENGINE & 4 SPD TRANS COMBO (320i) IN SACRAMENTO, CA $750

I also have two other 02 engines to select from.

call me.

Bola (916) 752-6043

How much are you asking for the other 02 engines, and what are their stories? Running?

I'm interested, just want to weigh my options.

And thanks for the post Andy, but unfortunately you're a bit too far away!

1971 BMW 2002

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Hey there, Im in Oakland-

I have a good running M10 in a 75 2002 (e12 head) that I will sell for 550.00 complete minus the Weber and starter but if you need the carb or starter I would sell as well. 100 for the carb and 50 for the starter. This motor is in the car and runs good. you are welcome to come see it run and perform any test or inspection such as a compression test if you need before I pull it out.

Im open to partial trades for 02 parts as well for my 73 such as interior, early style front and rear bumper brackets, seats, wheels, tires,etc.

You are welcome to give me a call if you have any questions or if you want to put an offer out there-

Regards,

Jeff

510-919-5512

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