Talk about a mint E30...

[RawToast]

[ÜberslowETA]

Thats great and all....but seems like a waste of a great "drivers car".

[dannyyisntt]

How'd you get inside my garage?

[TurboJake]

Thats great and all....but seems like a waste of a great "drivers car".

Not really, he's preserving it until the one that's parked next to it is haggard and outta steam. Or rusted into oblivion.

He has his priorities in order I'd say. Saving one in perfect condition until later.

[Komzorz]

I was hoping for an e30 made out of mints.

[nrubenstein]

As I recall, that was converted into a track car some years ago. I'm not sure which is more eye roll inducing.

[pandaboo911]

It's probably his investment. When his kids are old enough he can pass it on, and it'll be worth a fuckton.

[Court M3]

Old news, wasn't that the infamous "bubble car"? Check s14.net, this car has been posted several times.

[mbonanni]

I want to interior pics

[slaterd]

When the end of the world comes, I'm popping that bubble and taking that fucker.

[Cronopoulos]

Bubble boy's new whip..

[Jean]

Meh. I am curious what condition all the rubber/gasket components are when they sit for 10+ years..

It's like the guys that sell "all original factory spare / never used" but 20 years old in age.

[VinniE30]

This is old old old news. Many years ago the bubble car was sold from the owner which kept it as a bubble car to a guy that modded it and tracked it. IIRC, it sold for only around $30k.

[TurboJake]

Depending on the air conditioning (Actual conditioning) in that bubble, they'll still be 100%.

No moisture variances. It's constant. No way for anything to dry out.


The fluids though, that's another story completely.

[Jean]

This is old old old news. Many years ago the bubble car was sold from the owner which kept it as a bubble car to a guy that modded it and tracked it. IIRC, it sold for only around $30k.

Good, the car finally lived the life it was meant to live.