COMPLETE M50 NV Swap $2200 NoVA

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  • dirty30
    No R3VLimiter
    • Jul 2004
    • 3005

    #16
    Originally posted by 416stroker
    But Its still a N/V I did my whole swap almost 3 years ago. for less than your asking and only had 90k on the motor with reciepts. you have some nice stuff for sale with it id parth that stuff out if I were you.
    OK.... I don't care.


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    • RobertK
      Kicked cancer's ASS.
      • Jun 2005
      • 5864

      #17
      I just bought a M50 pulled right out of a 94 E34 with 175k on it, came with DME, harness and of course E34 oil pan for $300 delivered to my door from a local. So many 92-99 E36 and E34 cars are hitting the parts yards these days that M50 engines are everywhere now so they just don't bring the money they used to back in the day.

      Lets break this down..

      Non-Vanos Engine - $300
      DME - $50
      AKG harness adapter - $75 (or if you can read just one make yourself very cheap)
      Fidanza flywheel (used no receipt) - $100 (why would you waste this on a stock NV M50?)
      M3 clutch (used - no receipt - also why install on NV M50?) - $50
      E34 oil pan - $175
      ebay headers with vband collector - (used - no receipts) - $100
      new coolant hoses - (now used - no receipt) - $20?
      transmission Z320 - $250
      driveshaft - $100
      short gear lever - (used - no receipt) - $50
      new guibo - (now used - no receipt) - $25
      new headgasket - (now used - no receipt - maintenance item) $0
      new timing chain, guides, cover seals - (now used - no receipts - maintenance items) - $0
      headgasket
      etc. etc. etc. etc. - (I guess you're going to tell me changing the oil on time increases the value as well?)

      Originally posted by dirty30
      Tell me this isn't worth $1900 delivered to your door within 200 miles???? Did anyone read the for sale thread???
      Its not.

      All this stuff together in a package deal makes it worth even less. And as mentioned before, the lack of receipts and mileage records means you ask the buyer to take your word for it with no real idea of how used the parts are.

      Originally posted by dirty30
      That is a longblock ONLY

      I am not an e30/BMW noob. I've had my 318is for 9 years. I know what this shit is worth. This is a DEAL for someone planning to do a swap.
      Yeah.. a newer, faster, lower mileage long block. And that's priced from a parts reseller, I'm sure you could find an S50 or S52 for less if you searched around enough and found a private seller.

      Originally posted by 416stroker
      But Its still a N/V I did my whole swap almost 3 years ago. for less than your asking and only had 90k on the motor with reciepts. you have some nice stuff for sale with it id parth that stuff out if I were you.
      I did my swap 3 years ago and bought a whole running 92 E36 for $600. I probably had $1200 in the whole swap and that included a set of Group N NV cams.
      Last edited by RobertK; 01-28-2011, 07:38 AM.

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      • dirty30
        No R3VLimiter
        • Jul 2004
        • 3005

        #18
        Originally posted by RobertK
        I just bought a M50 pulled right out of a 94 E34 with 175k on it, came with DME, harness and of course E34 oil pan for $300 delivered to my door from a local. So many 92-99 E36 and E34 cars are hitting the parts yards these days that M50 engines are everywhere now so they just don't bring the money they used to back in the day.

        Lets break this down..

        Non-Vanos Engine - $300
        DME - $50
        AKG harness adapter - $75 (or if you can read just one make yourself very cheap)
        Fidanza flywheel (used no receipt) - $100 (why would you waste this on a stock NV M50?)
        M3 clutch (used - no receipt - also why install on NV M50?) - $50
        E34 oil pan - $175
        ebay headers with vband collector - (used - no receipts) - $100
        new coolant hoses - (now used - no receipt) - $20?
        transmission Z320 - $250
        driveshaft - $100
        short gear lever - (used - no receipt) - $50
        new guibo - (now used - no receipt) - $25
        new headgasket - (now used - no receipt - maintenance item) $0
        new timing chain, guides, cover seals - (now used - no receipts - maintenance items) - $0
        headgasket
        etc. etc. etc. etc. - (I guess you're going to tell me changing the oil on time increases the value as well?)



        Its not.

        All this stuff together in a package deal makes it worth even less. And as mentioned before, the lack of receipts and mileage records means you ask the buyer to take your word for it with no real idea of how used the parts are.



        Yeah.. a newer, faster, lower mileage long block. And that's priced from a parts reseller, I'm sure you could find an S50 or S52 for less if you searched around enough and found a private seller.



        I did my swap 3 years ago and bought a whole running 92 E36 for $600. I probably had $1200 in the whole swap and that included a set of Group N NV cams.
        Thanks for the super break down Robert. I realize my price is high, but it is negotiable as with most things for sale in internet land. What kind of price do you think is fair?

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        • RobertK
          Kicked cancer's ASS.
          • Jun 2005
          • 5864

          #19
          Originally posted by dirty30
          Thanks for the super break down Robert. I realize my price is high, but it is negotiable as with most things for sale in internet land. What kind of price do you think is fair?
          I think 416stroker has the right idea. You could get more by parting the high end items that don't really add much value to the performance of a NV M50 engine like the Fidenza flywheel, M3 clutch, AKG adapter, etc.

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          • dirty30
            No R3VLimiter
            • Jul 2004
            • 3005

            #20
            Originally posted by RobertK
            I think 416stroker has the right idea. You could get more by parting the high end items that don't really add much value to the performance of a NV M50 engine like the Fidenza flywheel, M3 clutch, AKG adapter, etc.
            Ahh I see.

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            • dirty30
              No R3VLimiter
              • Jul 2004
              • 3005

              #21
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