Came across this e30 M3 on the ebay and....

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  • bimmerboy08
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    wow, after reading that I can't believe the car is still on the road. I'd like to hear what happened from where that story left off in 2003 and now.

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  • evil_twin
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    Here's the 3 pages worth of reading.

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  • e30_609
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    That's f up I would had been in jail on some real shit

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  • evil_twin
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    where's the rest of the story? it cuts off at "This piece of human waste has not only robbed me of an extremely large sum of money, he has cost me an additional $2000 in expenses and wrecked my"

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  • IDM
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    I think Vlad meant he is not questioning the shady history of the car when he is saying sonny is a good guy.

    However anyone that tries to hide or not disclaim the awful history of that car is a crook in my book. I don't care if he paid azevedo straight up, or if he's had good dealings with other people. Just knowing the history of that car, even if it has a clean title now, and passing it as if it never had an issue -grand theft nonetheless- is extremely unethical.

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  • frankenbeemer
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    Originally posted by vlad
    I've seen this car being built at Azevedos and Sonny is a straight up guy, no questions about the history of the car but the price reflects it I think
    What do you mean no questions about the history of the car? I don't get it.

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  • vlad
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    I've seen this car being built at Azevedos and Sonny is a straight up guy, no questions about the history of the car but the price reflects it I think

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  • IDM
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    What I don't understand is how come the car has a clean IL title? That in itself must have involved some type of illegality. Anyone ran a carfax on it recently? If I remember correctly the '89 still was a salvage title and was totaled twice.

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  • reelizmpro
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    Yup it's the same car. New owner (SonnyQ) claims it's not anywhere near as bad as everyone suggests but I don't see how 2 cars into 1 with the cowl being BONDO'd in place can be anything but bad. Did they bondo the two halves together too? To top it off, the 91 was stolen and the engine didn't match either car (not that it matters anymore since it's swapped). Now it looks all pretty with a euro S50b32 swap. Perhaps all of the issues were addressed ... perhaps not. Car's history should still be disclosed.

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  • Dominic49
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  • Dominic49
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    links to original threaD?

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  • nando
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    clear title? from which half? :p

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  • M-technik-3
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    More like has the legal standpoint of this car been straightened out?

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  • BillBrasky
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    Originally posted by JeffNJM3
    Jeff (Owner of another M3 with a past!)

    Yours has a much more badass history.

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  • JeffNJM3
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    Yeah, I believe its the same car, they guy who is selling it now owns a body shop and apparently got everything straight bodywise then had the swap finished up by Azevedo. Looks like a real nice car. Hey you can't judge these cars based on their history, just like people, they can change too! lol

    Jeff (Owner of another M3 with a past!)

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