slowman325's are not carburetted, cars that have simply "325" on the rear decklid are SuperEta's... All E30's are fuel injected, at least in the United States. This is basically a 325e with the i intake manifold, camshaft, and throttle. They make 7 more horsepower than Eta's, for 127, still 178 lb/ft of torque (At 2000 RPM!) Supereta block is what you start out with when you build a 2.8 Stroker.
*thumbs through Chiltons model index* Hmm. You're right.
slowmani - fuel injection... a misnomer, all E30's are injected, running Bosch Motronic 1.0, or Motronic 1.1 for all cars after built after September of 1987. This is when the taillights changed as well.
I still can't believe they've kept the "i" on for all these years...
Anyway, not only did the taillights change, the bumpers changed, too (I'm sure you know this already, slowman, but I'm explaining for the sake of Slicks and Duke
Pre-9/87 (US-spec "safety bumpers," aka "diving boards." Canadian ones might be smaller):


Post-9/87 (still US-spec - the bumpers became much smaller):


I actually prefer the older bumpers, not for their size, but for the visual contrast they provide. I also really dislike the newer taillights -- apparently, BMW's M division did too, as the M3 kept the old-style taillights until the E30's discontinuance in the early 90's.
SlicksOK, between this, BMWe30.net (found it before, actually), and the Grassroots Motorsports forum, as well as some other sites I've visited, I'm quite convinced that I want one.
I'll have to see the car up close and then get an inspection on it.. see what happens from there. I'll keep you posted!
Good luck!