what's the rarest E30 know to exist?

[E30 Wagen]

The rarest factory cars in the US market would have to be the full M Technic convertibles but if you include tuner cars, then special models like the E30 M3 Dinan turbo (I believe there's only 3 produced). Genuine Alpina, Hartge, TC Baurs, AC Schnitzer, Racing Dynamics K27 cars are going to be rare these days. There are market specific models like South African 333i and S14 powered Italian 320iS that never made it over to the US as well.

I'd love to see a fully equipped Racing Dynamics e30 someday with the enigmatic 24v m20. I think the more reserved styling from the other major tuners suits the e30 better but I still love the touches from Racing Dynamics. I'm also partial to the early pfeba euro styling. https://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=66196

On the topic of tourings, I wonder how many factory Mtech II packages were produced. That would be my dream touring, that or a 325ix.

[reelizmpro]

I've always liked the styling, especially the side skirts.

[agent]

Sorry, not advertising just trying to put everything down once and for all. The car will sell for whatever the car sells for and I really don't think anything I do here will have any effect on the sale.

I'd argue that the general consensus here is that you are indeed advertising. If you could focus the discussion about your car in a single thread instead of spamming multiple subforums of the board, that'd be great.

[TimeMachinE30]

I've always liked the styling, especially the side skirts.

That is so sexy. I started to gather those parts but realized my lunacy.

Amazing how these E30s look so good.....then and now.

[Der Ruffian]

https://brusselsoldtimers.com/hartge-h35-24-a-precious-rarity-2/

[djjerme]

https://brusselsoldtimers.com/hartge...ious-rarity-2/

Jeebus - all I wanted was a clean picture of the damn engine. It's like, here's one of the rarest cars produced by Hartge mainly because it's engine specs, but we're only going to do a couple close ups of some of the Throttle Bodies and a corner of the valve cover.

But hey Instagram filterzzzzzzz..

[e30m3s54turbo]

Jeebus - all I wanted was a clean picture of the damn engine. It's like, here's one of the rarest cars produced by Hartge mainly because it's engine specs, but we're only going to do a couple close ups of some of the Throttle Bodies and a corner of the valve cover.

But hey Instagram filterzzzzzzz..

Hartge only built 6 H35-24 e30 m3 330hp for $110,000. It had a top speed 172mph. The last one built H35-24 white m3 had a e34 s38 b36 motor at 360hp.

[djjerme]

Hartge only built 6 H35-24 e30 m3 330hp for $110,000. It had a top speed 172mph. The last one built H35-24 white m3 had a e34 s38 b36 motor at 360hp.

Yah I know, I just was hoping they'd have used better shots of the engine for us to admire. Instead they took shots of the Hartge badges and the strut bar.

[e30m3s54turbo]

Yah I know, I just was hoping they'd have used better shots of the engine for us to admire. Instead they took shots of the Hartge badges and the strut bar.

You can pm with your number to text you with a lot engine bay shots red H35-24 m3.

[Der Ruffian]

Sorry, I liked the storry, which was why I shared it ��
I do have a old article on the red H35-24 somewhere, but I can't remember if there's engine shots in that one.
I also have old german autotest of the E34 S5 2.7 and the E30 S3 2.7.
There's some really nice pictures in those two as well.

[djjerme]

If you find the backway into Birds website, they have a mess of Hartge articles/reviews. I spent some time raiding it and have a bunch stored in my Dropbox with the Alpina archive.


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[Der Ruffian]

Thanks Djjerme, I'll have a good look at that.

[Der Ruffian]

2 years ago someone here in Denmark posted a Kelleners K3 E30 for sale, not sure how many of those still around.
(And yeah, I did see it for sale, living right next to Germany have huge benefits in regards to rare cars and parts)

[reelizmpro]

Whoa, I completely forgot about Kelleners K3! That's got to be the most obscure of the tuners. The only Kelleners parts I've seen here in the US are the wheels and that was a rare sighting.

[djjerme]

2 years ago someone here in Denmark posted a Kelleners K3 E30 for sale, not sure how many of those still around.
(And yeah, I did see it for sale, living right next to Germany have huge benefits in regards to rare cars and parts)

Hopefully not this one:

https://youtu.be/m16Dtc4Spjg

EDIT:

Found a better example - kinda want one...

http://3er-foren.de/showthread.php?tid=23266