ok r3v, any good e30 ideas?

[Wschnitz]

K ill think about it. Definitely no cage shit tho. A plain stock 325is with plastic bumpers.

[ButtJuice]

Can't go wrong with a clean, lowered + nice wheeled, car. As long as it looks good and has maintenance up to par it will fetch a good price. Uniqueness is more of a personal thing that you plan on keeping.

[acolella76]

If you want to be unique, as cliché as this might sound, do your own thing. Don't follow any queer trends like stancing it with a cage, rusting the hood, or decking it out in euro trim. Just do what YOU would like on the car.

[PeteD]

That sounds like you know what you want already. Don't worry about being unique, it will just happen - besides "unique" e30's typically don't garner a strong resale value. Let me know when you post a build thread.

[Wschnitz]

I want it clean but unique in a way. Slammed on color matched center chrome lipped deep dish ronal turbos is happening although.

[PeteD]

Build up an M20 and keep it plain and clean. Less is More. The rusted hood thing...I get it, but it's been done enough, chalk board car...meh cool if you are in high school (not trying to talk down, I really think if you were in highschool a chalkboard hood/car would be great), neon colored rims, as long as you have two sets, beat up looking - no thanks.

[Wschnitz]

If that other chalkboard e30 is farther away from me id do it anyway, such a cool idea.

[Wschnitz]

Its too clean for me too slam or modify, i want something I can throw money at. Im selling it not killing it. I also just dont like verge, too noisy and cold.

[Kvasi]

Id say; its your car, build it from your taste.

[PeteD]

If it is super clean, why let it die?

[Wschnitz]

My super clean vert is on its way out and im looking to pick up a cleanish coupe.

Now my problem is what to do with it, I really wanted a chalkboard car but someone already did that, any ideas? Beat up looking? Super nice? Rusted hood?

Either way its getting stanced on Ronal turbo splits.

Im uninventive, please help.