Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

The Official 'Craigslist find' thread - awesome & awful (eBay, Kijiji, etc.)

Collapse
This is a sticky topic.
X
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

  • benfidar
    replied
    Depending on the car, dropping a Furman in would increase the value by more than 215K. Seller knows it too and wouldn't be selling if he had a 550, RS60, or 904, even replicas.

    Leave a comment:


  • 2mAn
    replied
    Originally posted by twright View Post
    I thought 356's were just upgraded VW engines. When did they put an overhead cam in one?
    The 4-cam motor is very unique, so sure the internals can be made from scratch (pistons, rods and even a crank) the cylinder head would also need to be designed from scratch.

    Leave a comment:


  • Aleman
    replied
    Originally posted by roguetoaster View Post

    At that price you could have a bespoke engine built out of custom parts, one which would be better in every single way.
    My thoughts exactly

    Leave a comment:


  • twright
    replied
    I thought 356's were just upgraded VW engines. When did they put an overhead cam in one?

    Leave a comment:


  • roguetoaster
    replied
    Originally posted by 2mAn View Post
    https://losangeles.craigslist.org/lg...455414223.html

    1958 Porsche 356 4-cam 2.0L Engine - $215,000 (Long Beach)
    At that price you could have a bespoke engine built out of custom parts, one which would be better in every single way.

    Leave a comment:


  • 2mAn
    replied


    1958 Porsche 356 4-cam 2.0L Engine - $215,000 (Long Beach)

    Porsche 356 4-cam 2.0L Engine

    $215,000...USD dollars very Firm...

    Porsche 356 4-cam 2.0L Engine

    Type 587/2

    - A Four-cylinder, twin overhead camshaft, air-cooled

    - The 4-cam engine was rebuilt with all new components including case, crank, main and rod bearings, layshaft, bearings installed, oil pump, pistons, cylinders, heads, valve guides, valves, valve springs, and drag levers. 4-cam union distributor and Weber 48 carburetors were installed.

    - The flywheel, clutch, and pressure plate have all been balanced.

    - The engine has been run, tuned, and sorted on the Dyno.

    - This engine is totally complete with all sheet metal, clutch, and exhaust.

    - Ready to bolt into any Carrera...


    Leave a comment:


  • TheMtechnique
    replied
    Unreal. My favorite part "M3 Clone"

    85 bmw 325 coupe. Complete non running car. 160k miles Been in garage for about 15 years. Haven't been started for about 10 years. Call or text 337 214 940 seven. m3 clone. clean title. may accept...

    Leave a comment:


  • lukeADE335i
    replied
    Gotta love some of the crack pipe pricing that certain sellers are trying to get for e30s these days - for example:

    https://www.carsales.com.au/cars/det...2443811/?Cr=37

    $79k for a S54 swapped 325is that generally looks good, but has a leaking radiator, broken handbrake and stone chips?

    Surely if you’re asking for top dollar, then fix the radiator, and handbrake, and buy some touch up paint!

    For reference you could buy two euro spec e36 M3s or e92 M3s for that price, buy an immaculate e46 M3 for $15k - $20k less, or a near new F87 M2.

    Leave a comment:


  • moatilliatta
    replied
    Thats moched up.

    Leave a comment:


  • 808ETA
    replied
    Can someone please loan me $2000, a trailer and some rope so I can make a seat belt?

    Leave a comment:


  • Aleman
    replied
    E30 tax is real

    1987 BMW 320i - $27,500

    https://harrisburg.craigslist.org/ct...444513643.html


    Click image for larger version

Name:	00r0r_dHXWCBF73mxz_0hU0b7_600x450.jpg
Views:	585
Size:	90.5 KB
ID:	10047492

    Not typical to the US market, the fuel injected or “i” series of the 320 model make for a stunning ride. Having to sustain the success of the E21 platform, BMW had a task on their hands. Coming to America via Monoco Auto Collections (Ohio) April 2021, she was scooped up and transferred to Austin, TX. Our current owner just can’t continue to subject such a unique auto to the harsh Texas rays, even though he’s put 11,000 kilometers on her, respect has him looking for a collector. And why not, these cars have a huge cult following, from enthusiasts to us Gen-Pop’s, few cars have attracted the same widespread affection at the chassis code E 30 BMW.

    Dark blue, she is as original as the day she arrived in Japan. It is reported that no repairs have ever been performed on this vehicle’s exterior. Bold, beautiful, and full of character, that circa’ 1980’s front grill and nose became iconic with driving pleasure.

    Matching and balancing the blue is a deep dark and original blue cloth interior. Nothing has been reported as altered or changed, and her condition is pristine. All glass is stated as original and all functions from window operation to climate control are reported to perform proper. Please note that the handicap assist controls, per our Owner, have been carefully removed and all interior functions are back to original.

    Original, untouched is the Euro fab’d 2.0 litre In-line 6 cyl. Fuel injected Single Overhead Camshaft (SOHC) and perfect, she’s a testament to German engineering, and makes the BMW a driver’s machine. Updated is a new air conditioning system, timing chain, all hoses and belts, fuel pump and a complete and in-depth tune bring her to like new mechanically. Backing is the 4-speed automatic tranny. All remaining running gear and suspension are factory stock.


    Leave a comment:


  • roguetoaster
    replied
    Originally posted by 82eye View Post

    probably brought it in to flip.

    i know someone who does it from time to time. it takes time, you have to choose your auctions careful, and it never pays huge. you might break even or just a touch better, after getting them sorted and insured. on the upside you can get to drive a bunch of interesting cars on the kind of cheap plan.
    Yep, clearly. No maintenance, no real effort to sell the car, and asking too much. Undoubtedly will sell soon because people are dumb.

    Leave a comment:


  • 82eye
    replied
    Originally posted by varg View Post
    Neat car but I cannot see that being worth $20k. It's basically the car you want your E30 to look like but not the car you want it to be. Snorematic, 2L M20, oof! Japan is quite rust prone as well.
    probably brought it in to flip.

    i know someone who does it from time to time. it takes time, you have to choose your auctions careful, and it never pays huge. you might break even or just a touch better, after getting them sorted and insured. on the upside you can get to drive a bunch of interesting cars on the kind of cheap plan.

    Leave a comment:


  • varg
    replied
    Neat car but I cannot see that being worth $20k. It's basically the car you want your E30 to look like but not the car you want it to be. Snorematic, 2L M20, oof! Japan is quite rust prone as well.

    Leave a comment:


  • Aleman
    replied
    1990 BMW Other E30 M technic - $20,995 (Kirkland, WA)


    Click image for larger version

Name:	00a0a_llijpsKydgGz_0cU09G_600x450.jpg
Views:	670
Size:	94.6 KB
ID:	10045140 Click image for larger version

Name:	00A0A_1cCdRonTNX6z_0cU09G_600x450.jpg
Views:	624
Size:	44.7 KB
ID:	10045141

    1990 BMW 320i Mtech E30 M technic RWD

    Speed Works NW
    12423 NE 124th ST, Kirkland, WA 98034


    1990 BMW 320i Mtech E30 M technic RWD
    Year : 1990
    Make : BMW
    Model : 320i Mtech
    Trim : E30 M technic
    Mileage : 52,233 miles
    Transmission : Automatic
    Series : E30 M technic
    Drivetrain : RWD
    Condition : Excellent
    VIN : WBAAA61030AF31612

    Description of this BMW 320i Mtech E30 M technic

    1990 BMW 320 Mtech2

    japanese import

    2.0l automatic

    52k orginal miles

    AC schnitzer wheels



    Leave a comment:

Working...
X