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4.1
Coolant thermostat 80°C for BMW E30, E36, E12, E28 and E34
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10,15 € ATI
4.5
Exhaust collector gasket for BMW E30, E28 & E34
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10,75 € ATI
4.8
10 mm fuel hose sold by the meter
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10,50 € ATI
4.2
HELLA LED number plate light for BMW E30 -> 04/93
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10,80 € ATI
4.5
1 left- or right-hand engine silent block for BMW E21, E30 and E12
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14,80 € ATI
3.9
Transparent self-adhesive "dark grey" film
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16,45 € ATI
4.4
Thibaude insulation - by the metre
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13,30 € ATI
4.6
Rocker cover seal for BMW E21, E30 E12, E28 and E34
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10,45 € ATI
4.7
1 Rear left silentblock on axle for BMW E30
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12,65 € ATI
4.5
Top quality theft protection battery switch with fuse
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11,10 € ATI
4.5
1 jack for front bonnet for BMW E30
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20,20 € ATI
3.2
Internal auxiliary heater 150 W 12 V
Only 1 in stock
16,48 € ATI
4.7
VW bulb and fuse box
Only 1 in stock
17,00 € ATI
4.5
9 - 12 - 25 mm sport small oil breather filter
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11,05 € ATI
4.7
Universal transmission gaiter
Launched in 1982, the new BMW series 3, which is known as the E30, succeed to the E21. With 2 or 3 doors, sedan, break or cabriolet, petrol or Diesel, no less than 40 different versions of the vehicle were proposed. In 1989, a sporting version appeared with the name of 'M3' ('M' for 'Motorsport'). Produced at first in order to rival with Mercedes-Benz for the German championship races DTM and in group A, it was finally (and fortunately) victim of its own success and produced on a large-scale (18 000 copies). Its 4-cylinders engine with 16 valves of 2.3 (195hp) then 2.5 (from 215 to 238hp) and its efficient chassis make the M3 E30 a perfect machine to win competitions. In over 12 years, more than 2 300 000 BMW E30 were sold. Today, the most sought after, apart from the M3, are the cabriolet and the coupé in version 2.5l.
