Seriously, what the wang wrangler happened to the E30 market

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  • carfantiti
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    Originally posted by NV325i
    I bought at the right time ($1100 from a dead guy).
    hey I was just a sleep I want my e30 back now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  • NV325i
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    I bought at the right time ($1100 from a dead guy).

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  • slammin.e28
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    Makes me want to rebuild my parts car.

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  • carfantiti
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    I bought my super eta mint car 4 years back 800.00 I sold it to 19 year old cause replaced it with the M

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  • iamsam
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    A 318is w/ less than 100k orig miles in great shape was listed on CL locally near me for $3800, it was gone within a day.

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  • Sagaris
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    I remember back in 2001, a friend drove out to California to buy a 1989 325is with a nice ACS body kit, with about 130k miles. The car was properly maintained, needed nothing, and was in very nice condition. Not a show car, but it was obviously owned by someone that made an effort to keep it nice.

    I think he paid between $4500 and 5500 for it, and that was 12 years ago.

    I imagine a similar car in today's market would probably be listed at $6000-$7000. Not saying it would sell for that much, but I can imagine the starting price being there.


    I feel like I avoided the drift/stance tax by buying an automatic for $1500 and 5spd swapping it.

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  • Fleksta
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    I've seen plenty advertised for $3500, whether they actually sell near that number is the question. In the past year or so lurking CL, I've seen maybe one e30 that would be worth the asking price. The rest have been clearly abused and/or neglected but their owner's seem to think its a gold mine.

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  • Cletonius
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    Makes me feel like I bought in at the right time. Yay for getting in before the bubble

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  • King Mufasa
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    Very true, people are now trying to retire off their 500 dollar e30's.

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  • jlevie
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    The cars are becoming more rare and the appreciation for those models has increased, i.e., supply and demand.

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  • Shangsta
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    Yeah the markets gone stupid, I luckily found what I needed before prices rocketed

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  • Seriously, what the wang wrangler happened to the E30 market

    I apparently got out of it right before the market shot right the fuck into the sky...
    I've seen rot boxes going for $3500!?

    WHAT THE FUCK!?

    I blame myself
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