FS: My '92 325iC M-Technic 2! See details...

[M3 Ryan]

SOLD SOLD SOLD!!!!!
Thanks for all your support guys!
The car left today with its happy new owner. I hope they enjoy it as I did!!

[shmutzigE30]

great looking car

this car is an inspiration for me

[M3 Ryan]

great looking car

this car is an inspiration for me

Thanks man. I know a lot of people will be dissapointed I am selling this car, but times are tough and it has to go to a new home. This car will make someone very happy!!

[MR 325]

For those that don't know, it looks just as good in person.

Sorry to see her go my friend.

[flamesone]

Wasnt this car turboed before, and what happened to the beautiful glossy black hardtop?
Did you part out the turbo and sell the hardtop seperately?

[Stevie30]

My favorite e30 vert. Good luck with the sale.

[M3 Ryan]

Wasnt this car turboed before, and what happened to the beautiful glossy black hardtop?
Did you part out the turbo and sell the hardtop seperately?

Yup. I had the car for sale for months and months with the turbo and hardtop with no interest. I sold off the turbo setup and sold the hardtop, now time for the car to go aswell.
I have a buyer looking at it on sunday, we will see what happens!

[Ray McCooney]

Oh how I want..........Good luck Ryan.

[VacMan]

Sorry to see you selling this. Before I figured you were entertaining selling it with everything intact and if you didn't get your asking you'd just keep it. Now I see you're forced to take it the rest of the way. :( Good luck with your sale man, your cabrio is the car to which all other MTechs should aspire.

Tim

PS I hope business is treating you well.

[M3 Ryan]

Sorry to see you selling this. Before I figured you were entertaining selling it with everything intact and if you didn't get your asking you'd just keep it. Now I see you're forced to take it the rest of the way. :( Good luck with your sale man, your cabrio is the car to which all other MTechs should aspire.

Tim

PS I hope business is treating you well.

Car is gone, I got what I deserved for it so I had to let her go... Look for the new owner on the forums soon!

[RonP]

I don't mean to rain on your parade as I am happy that you sold your car and have found a new owner for you pride and joy....but.......what you have just sold is NOT an ///M-Technic car. It was sold new as a "Special Edition", which shared the same bodywork as the "official" ///M-Technic convertible. The real ///M-Technic convertible came in Silver, Red, and Blue and had the ///M-Technic cloth and Napa leather door pulls, center console, and side bolsters, 15" 4x100 basketweaves, and Motorsport suspension.

The "special edition" had the ///M-Technic body kit, was available in white/white with 14" basketweaves or metallic black/black napa leather with the same wheels in black. No suspension or leather accutremounts.

IIRC, ironically they both carried the same factory cost for the special edition and the ///M-Technic. I think the option for both was $3,495!!! A lot of money in the early 90's!

I worked for BMW from 1986 to 1994 and don't profess to know every little detail, but I do remember the difference between the two convertibles.

My $.02FWIW

Cheers,
Ron

[paddyhart]

I don't mean to rain on your parade as I am happy that you sold your car and have found a new owner for you pride and joy....but.......what you have just sold is NOT an ///M-Technic car. It was sold new as a "Special Edition", which shared the same bodywork as the "official" ///M-Technic convertible. The real ///M-Technic convertible came in Silver, Red, and Blue and had the ///M-Technic cloth and Napa leather door pulls, center console, and side bolsters, 15" 4x100 basketweaves, and Motorsport suspension.

The "special edition" had the ///M-Technic body kit, was available in white/white with 14" basketweaves or metallic black/black napa leather with the same wheels in black. No suspension or leather accutremounts.

IIRC, ironically they both carried the same factory cost for the special edition and the ///M-Technic. I think the option for both was $3,495!!! A lot of money in the early 90's!

I worked for BMW from 1986 to 1994 and don't profess to know every little detail, but I do remember the difference between the two convertibles.

My $.02FWIW

Cheers,
Ron

OP is well aware of this and the car sold for a great price given the work done.
Whomever got the hardtop got the real deal

FWIW roundel did an article about Mtechs oh about a year ago and valued them at low to mid teens.

[MIKe30]

just curious, what did it sell for?

[RonP]

OP is well aware of this and the car sold for a great price given the work done.
Whomever got the hardtop got the real deal

FWIW roundel did an article about Mtechs oh about a year ago and valued them at low to mid teens.

No harm intended, I am just kind old school (and old too!) and on a personal level I just like to differentiate the two models. Most folks don't do that. As for the car itself, I have seen it in person and the PO really did a nice job on the mods and very respectfully kept the car to a high standard. The new owner bought a very nice car. Again, no harm intended!