Black on Black 135i 6 speed warranty and quality mods

[Artsee]

BIMMERPOST / Classifieds

Asking Price:

USD 21,500.00

Item Interest

The time has come to replace my lovely daily driver with a bigger, more "family" oriented car. It took me about a year to find a 135i with the specs I wanted--black on black, manual seats, no navigation, but with comfort access.

I have a stack of receipts for services and upgrades during my ownership (I bought the car from a local Mitsubishi Dealership and it did not come with any records except for Carfax). The car is currently set up for neutral, sporty, autox/track oriented driving, however I have the stock parts to tame it down if the new owner prefers the more sedate OEM experience. On to the details!


2008 135i
Clean Title
Runs perfect

Drivetrain:

**The engine has never been modified**

I only pump Chevron and occasionally, Shell

73XXX miles this is my daily driver so the mileage will be in the 73k range Car comes with a 100k mile bumper to bumper transferable warranty

Oil changes performed at BMW or done myself with BMW approved Castrol LL01 5w-40, every 5,000 miles (not the 10-15k recommended by BMW)

Custom rear muffler delete to high end, double walled, SS Magnaflow DTM tips--the car has a very unique, lovely sound. Get complements regularly.

6 speed manual shifts beautifully

New BMW M Performance alcantara and aluminum shift knob

Oil Filter Housing reseal with coolant flush and top off performed a few weeks ago

CDV Delete mod for much more direct clutch engagement

Suspension:


Ground Control coilover suspension paired with Koni Sports (I have the stock M Sport Suspension)

Ground Control race camber plates

Square 18x9 ASA Wheels (these wheels are wider than stock, but are a few pounds lighter and look exponentially better--I get numerous emails monthly from folks online wanting to know more about my wheel setup)

NEW 245/35/18 Michelin Pilot Super Sports all around (just spent over $1k on these!)

H&R 10mm spacers with extended bolts up front

Apex 12mm spacers with extended bolts out back

Hawk DTC-70 Race pads up front (I have front and rear stocks pads with plenty of meat on them)

Hawk DTC-60 Race pads rear


Exterior:


LCI Blackline tail lights imported from Germany

OEM Mud guards

Blacked out "shadowline" trim using plastidip

Blacked out kidney grill

Smoked side markers

Rear "135i" badge delete

7500K Halo bulbs


Detractors:

The paint is not flawless--little chips here and there and one thin scratch on the hood--representative of the mileage

The seats contain heating elements, but they are not wired up (I replaced the stock non-sport seats with manual sport seats)

The spherical bushings in the front camber plates "click" occasionally over big bumps--I will show you during the test drive

Both fenders and quarters are rolled to accommodate the widest stance and rubber

A bit of curb rash on passenger wheels


I will also be including (2) 255/35/18 Michelin PSS' with a good 5,000 miles left on them and (1) 245/35/18 with a ton of meat on it still. Stock tails and shift knob will also come with the car as well as the stock non-sport seats.

If you have read this far, you deserve to know the asking price

I am asking $21,500.

Please note that the car comes with a transferable 100,000 mile bumper to bumper warranty. I bought the most comprehensive package available, so everything from the turbo's to the speakers are covered under warranty.

Thanks for looking! Will add more pics later this evening

[justanothrone]

Nice care and nicer wheels. Did not know ASA made something for the 135i that fits so well.

[Gnip Gnop]

this is just perfect!!! I hope these kind of deals are still around a year from now

[vma1788]

Those wheels look great. What are the offsets?

[miro2296]

She's beautiful! GLWS

[Artsee]

Thanks for the props folks.

Originally Posted by justanothrgi

Nice care and nicer wheels. Did not know ASA made something for the 135i that fits so well.

They don't These were made for an E46 chassis and took a ton of work to get them to fit just right. I wanted something unique, hence why I chose these wheels and not an easy bolt on option.

Originally Posted by vma1788

Those wheels look great. What are the offsets?

Wheels are 18x9 et45, however I have 10mm spacers up front and a 12mm spacer in the rear making the offsets +35 front and +33 rear, respectively.

[Phiberoptik]

What year is this 135i?

[Artsee]

Originally Posted by Phiberoptik

What year is this 135i?

Oops! It's a 2008. I will update the ad.

[Gnip Gnop]

im still just