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that car is U.S. spec. regardless of where it was delivered, it still is U.S. and has all U.S. options/standard equipment.Comment
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Sounds good boss.
You must be more familiar to this car than I. Do you know the owner? (in the states the stereo/antenna is standard) This car doesn't have one, and it's not a pre-production model. please explain this.
I never said it wasn't a US car. :up:Originally posted by 416strokerwell Fünfgang or whatever is the new ubernasty a whoreComment
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Well my other M3 doesn't have an antenna but that doesn't mean it didn't come with one originally =]."I'd probably take the E30 M3 in this case just because I love that little car, and how tanky that inline 6 is." - thecj
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I deal with european delivery cars every single day.
I don't know anything at all about that car other than it is U.S. spec.- so it has all U.S. standard equipment. Just stating that because it was delivered in europe doenst mean it could have recieved any euro options on it, and I can honestly say that I have never seen a E30 M without an antenna over here (not saying that there is no such thing) but I am pretty sure for the M cars a radio was standard. my 318 has a dealer installed radio wiring harness in it though.Comment
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Unless you have dealt with every Bimmer on Euro delivery since they started the program, you cannot assume you know the whole picture.
There's actually 3 known US sold E30M3's in the states, that don't have antennas.
A radio package wasn't standard per say on the car it'self, in the world market, just the fact that nearly everyone wanted a radio in their car in the states, so it became a default standard item....on North American spec cars.
in Europe, it was an option, (you had to check the box stating you wanted the sound package)..quite a few cars don't have the antenna.
With this being a order-built car, and European delivery, the antenna/radio was (like the others) wasn't ordered.
The lack or radio/antenna isn't an Euro option...it's an non-checked option.
99% of the E30 M3 buyers, bought showroom stock. (with radio/antenna package installed)
In the mid-'80's there were the gray market cars...remember them?
Euro delivery, and also actually sold in independent dealerships in limited numbers to keep up with sales demands..
Literally a Euro spec car, except the emissions, and the speedo! Man they looked so much better with the bumpers, next to the US spec cars...
Primarily it was the 3 series, and the 7 series also had the smaller highbeams.
Cliff notes:
US Spec car, but it's not really.
EDIT: I'm not trying to insult your intelligence. :)Last edited by Sepp; 07-17-2011, 09:33 AM.Originally posted by 416strokerwell Fünfgang or whatever is the new ubernasty a whoreComment
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you are so very misinformed over what euro delivery even is.With this being a order-built car, and European delivery, the antenna/radio was (like the others) wasn't ordered.
In the mid-'80's there were the gray market cars...remember them?
Euro delivery, and also actually sold in independent dealerships in limited numbers to keep up with sales demands..
Literally a Euro spec car, except the emissions, and the speedo! Man they looked so much better with the bumpers, next to the US spec cars...
Primarily it was the 3 series, and the 7 series also had the smaller highbeams.
A grey market car had nothing to do with euro delivery. It was a euro car that was then later converted.
I will stop here cause I don't even want to discuss this any further.Comment
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