Can you sell your e30?

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  • RUFFLZ
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    I would sell/trade my schwarz in a heartbeat for an alpine coupe.
    I'm sick of cleaning my car to see it go back to shit in less than a week.
    WHY

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  • deansbimmer
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    Every e30 I've had I told myself "this is the one, gonna keep it forever". I always sold them off eventually. My current e30 too, I've had for 5 years and rebuilt the whole thing exactly how I envisioned it. Now I'm bored since there's literally no seal or part I could replace, and no upgrade that I want. It's done, and to me that sucks. I need a project or I go crazy so I'll probably sell this one and find another diamond in the rough to play with.

    So yeah. Everything is for sale for a price!

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  • Hartge_H27
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    I have owned A LOT of E30's over the years. At one point I sold an e30 coupe and said i am done with them. That lasted 370 days before i had another one. Except for that 1 yr i have had at least 1 e30 in my driveway since 1999. My current and only e30 I have owned since 2007 (the longest i have owned any car) I fully built it up then times got hard and fully stripped it to the shell. But for some reason it could never sell the shell. So now after 2yrs of it sitting on jack stands in the garage I am starting to put it bac together.

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  • bmwguy325is
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    Buy my suspension and wheels and Ill throw in an E30

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  • 5Toes
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    I cant bring myself to doing it.

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  • NV325i
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    Don't get rid of either of them...You'll regret it (I do)

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  • stamar
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    Originally posted by slaterd
    I'm actually selling mine right now. The guilbo sheared and I've had enough. It's suppose to be my daily but it keeps going out on me and is completely unreliable. Gonna sell it and hopefully find a more reliable daily for now and get back in an e30 later down the road.

    my guibo disintigrated also

    I must say everyone on two bmw boards gave me terrible diagnosis and advice about it because my guibo and csb died they said my driveshaft was bad.
    Theres some terrible advice regurgitation I tried to waste my time lurking and reaching people about but thats a waste of my time and theirs.
    I replaced those two parts and it has been reliable since.

    I must say the driveline in the e30 is among the least reliaable drivelines I have even heard of. People like to argue with that especially e30 regulars but its undeniable.

    Other than that, and electrical things like guages and stuff mine has been perfectly reliable in 16k miles.

    If you got over the driveline issue you would have had a lot of great miles.

    the guibo in particular is awful

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  • stamar
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    its a weird thought. my e30 is pretty much the least valuable car ive owned and definitely the oldest indexed for the year.

    I bought and sold 6 cars this year all more valuable definitely. only maybe one that ran better.

    I put it on the market for months for a fraction of what the board members here think their car is worth/get and I only got 1 serious buyer.

    when it fell through i decided im either stuck with it, because for 2000$ I couldnt really replace it with a perfectly running sports car other than a miata which ivee decided isnt for me. but some cash into fixing it up sort of going to keep it as a date car.

    so basically yes Id totally sell it. But no one will give me even a lowball price compared to what its worth as a perfectly running sports car. If somehow I got in the 3500 4k range, damn id ditch it for a modern car 2000 up like a civic or anything really.

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  • fporro
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    Originally posted by enigmaticdream
    ...I think I'll be more happy with the e30s. They allow me to get my tinkering on and are very easy to work on.

    funny you mention that, I left the e30 up at the other house and brought the Carrera with me for a week, it drove nuts not having something to thinker with.

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  • enigmaticdream
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    I'm a little opposite and going to an all e30 car selection. I'm working on prepping my e46 M3 to sell. Fun, fast, amazingly well handling car, but it lacks the connection e30s have. It took me a month of contemplating about it and ultimately I think I'll be more happy with the e30s. They allow me to get my tinkering on and are very easy to work on.

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  • Nick's e30
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    ^That car looked CLEAN!

    Mine is getting old, I almost traded it for a clean Corrado but planned on selling that when I got back to NY (I was in GA at the time, and a truly rust free cars bring MAJOR BANK up north) to get another 325.

    That tells me I could part with it for the right price. Aside from that I think I'll keep her around until at least after college then sell it for a cleaner start.

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  • Rsully70sev
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    I planned to keep this one my entire life. With plans to own other cars of course, but this was always my pride and joy until it was brutally taken from me.



    Afterwards, I never thought I'd buy another E30 so I ended up parting out some of the best aspects of the car, and ultimately selling the entire thing back to the previous owners good friend. After months of consideration, I decided to get back on the wagon and build one rather than buying one. It would take a lot to get my new E30 out of my hands at this point, it's my third love.

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  • Kovs
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    Originally posted by fporro
    i'm having a hard time letting go of Delphi, we been and gone through a lot together, Darn you young new thing !!!
    I liked Delphi better.

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  • fporro
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    i'm having a hard time letting go of Delphi, we been and gone through a lot together, Darn you young new thing !!!



    Last edited by fporro; 08-10-2012, 02:28 AM.

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  • freeride53
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    It'd be hard for me, really hard - BUT I have a feeler up.
    I've come to the point where I think my education should have a priority.
    I'm in debt up to my eyeballs in loans, and what would hurt me the most is seeing kids driving around in their E30s, while I'd no longer be a BMW owner.
    I think I might cry if that happened, which could very well happen.

    Oh well, at least I have that Peugeot.
    That thing was a "total loss" or "Destroyed" several times, but I keep fixing her.
    Something about being a little kid, and seeing my dad driving around in that made me think it was the coolest thing in the world.
    Got my license in it, first date, first road trip, lost the v-card, etc, etc... ALL in the Peugeot.


    Funny thing was, all my friend's ripped on me for having that car, but I still pulled beezies in that thing. hahahahaha.
    I crack up when I think back to high school, me + Peugeot

    I'd spiral into depression and stop talking to people if it was ever stolen.

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