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    #16
    Here is a "rolling" chasis in Tulsa that has been for sale for a while..

    http://tulsa.craigslist.org/cto/4235175451.html
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      #17
      Originally posted by Andrew325is View Post
      Not long ago I saw a completely stock non-running garage queen on the local CL for $10k. Keep your eyes posted.
      Serious? Please send over the next time you spot a unicorn deal like that!

      Originally posted by Ray Smoodiver View Post
      I didn't read the thread, but I'd pay 85K USD for a Sport Evo and expect to make money when I sold it.

      I got offered a Sport Evo when I was 18 for 32K USD. Stiiilll kicking myself 11 years later.
      Thats a whole lotta money. But i hear ya.

      Originally posted by Steve Corbett View Post
      Here is a "rolling" chasis in Tulsa that has been for sale for a while..

      http://tulsa.craigslist.org/cto/4235175451.html
      Ive thought about doing a roller, but i have no space for it, not until i sell one of my cars anyways. Thanks

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        #18
        Originally posted by Andrew325is View Post
        Not long ago I saw a completely stock non-running garage queen on the local CL for $10k. Keep your eyes posted.
        I would buy a second one for that price..If it was a complete car obviously and not a rust bucket!!! But you find one at that price and if I buy it I'll give you a finders fee!! Lol

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          #19
          Originally posted by M-technik-3 View Post
          Best of luck. It's funny I even think E36 M3's are back on the increase these days. Seeing asking prices on them creeping higher even with mileage in the 170k range still asking for 9-12K but trying to recoup mod costs.
          Agreed, I think they have bottomed out and might be starting to climb back up now that all the stance/drift idiots have ruined the bad ones, and the good stock ones are being kept tucked away. This leaves the decent high mile ones to pull in respectable prices they couldn't 2-3 years ago.
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            #20
            Funny how it works... When I bought (stole) mine, it took a fair amount of time and hard work to get it back up to snuff. A few years ago at the picnic, for the hell of it I threw a FS sign in the window asking $19k... a guy asking about it said it wasn't worth a penny over $15k.

            Find me a good running original S14 Henna M3 for under $20k today that isn't a basket case? Good luck. I wouldn't sell mine for under $25k unless I was desperate. Only car I'd trade it for would be a classic 911.
            '89 Schwarz E30 M3 Cabriolet Build

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              #21
              Much like that show drive said that they are now just garage queens because most don't want to take the chance of seeing one destroyed.
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