$11k e30?

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  • twism
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    My friend sold his coupe for little over 12k$ couple years ago :)

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  • soupiemelody
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    Originally posted by rThor432
    Vlad sold MitchM's old '84 henna 325e for $13k.
    atleast his had work done to it, plus euro bumpers, still overpriced.

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  • CHIF8008
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    Originally posted by bernzpeed
    for 35k miles, how could the leather seat be worn out already.
    grandson sits in them as its in the garage going VROOM VRommmm!!

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  • CHIF8008
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    shhhhh dont tell them no. makes mine worth more :D

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  • Matt-B
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    11k e30 haha

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  • mr2peak
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    We drive classic cars guys, they made E30's in 1986... Seriously though, one day these cars will be true collector cars with matching numbers.

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  • Den_k321
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    Originally posted by bernzpeed
    for 35k miles, how could the leather seat be worn out already.
    haha, maybe they just liked to keep the car in garage and just sit in it everyday =] save gas.. hahah jk

    thats crazy...

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  • freeride53
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    Originally posted by bp9129
    It's possible if the mileage is correct which I'm doubting

    :-|

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  • BMC227
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    lol

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  • bp9129
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    It's possible if the mileage is correct which I'm doubting

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  • Good & Tight
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    Figures, I should of held onto my bottle caps..

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  • Raxe
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    They're definitely still out there, my father sold his bone stock automatic cabrio last year in the 5 figure range. It needs to be pretty immaculate though.

    I'd say some of the nice swapped cars on this forum are worth M3 prices.

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  • ChaseN
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    I just sold my bone stock 21k mile '92 325iC for $11.6k last week (not the m-tech cab in my sig)...so yes, there are buyers out there for the expensive low-miles cars. From what I gathered talking to interested parties, they were mostly in their 40's, drove these cars in their heyday, and hadn't heard of a "forum"...

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  • bernzpeed
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    for 35k miles, how could the leather seat be worn out already.

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  • Cabriolet
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    or you could get this for slightly cheaper...


    may it die in a fire!

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