Buying and e30 M3
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I'm not even sure how much money I dumped in my restoration M3, but the damn thing is hella expensive and after 3 years is not finished yet, well almost. I did restore even the las nut/bolt/washer with OEM parts not to mention fully rebuild S14.....:drink: -
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20k.
You save 20k and you should be good.
Keep in mind the s14 motor is going to cost a shit ton to have worked on, buddy told me the book gives something like 22hrs for a geadgasket! Join s14.net and don't pee yourself at the prices.Leave a comment:
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I picked up a project M3 last month for 4 figures. It's had a rough life but I took it on to give it a new start. There still are good deals to be had on these cars but they are few and far between. There have been a couple of cheap M3's sold on R3v but the buyers ended up flipping them for profit. Keep your eyes and ears open and just be ready with cash. If you don't have it already, don't bother looking because chances are the car won't be around by the time you get your money. Everyone's pretty much looking for the same thing you are. These things (even the basketcase-salvaged cars) go quickly for 10K or less.Leave a comment:
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Not at all, everyone around here gets their money around November if they harvest at the end of Sept or in the middle of October.
Wait, nevermind.Leave a comment:
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oh, and be ready to fly in a plane for hours.... only to get there and the e30 M3 you were looking at mysteriously doesnt run, so you have to fly back homeLeave a comment:
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yeah i was hoping to keep my eyes pealed and find out in someones yard who has had it for years and doesnt really know what its worth so i could snipe of for 5k but i know that wont happen so 15k isnt a terrible price for meLeave a comment:

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