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  • 2mAn
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    2.5L 1988 M3
    Bid for the chance to own a One-Owner 2.5L-Powered 1988 BMW M3 at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. Lot #182,210.

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  • 82eye
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    Originally posted by AWDBOB

    First time on C&B buyer flaked at 38,750. Then it ran again and brought 33k, buyer flaked again.

    I was shocked at how much it brought both times, considering nicer driver examples are down into the 40s.

    I suspect the BAT crowd may scrutinize the car harder than the heavily moderated C&B comment section, leading to a lower sale price.

    I don't wish ill will on the guy at all, as we all think our shitboxes are worth the most, I just can't imagine who the person is buying a mid 30k car that needs a full resto vs a mid 40s car that doesn't.

    yeah it's gonna take the cost of a good m3 to get that m3 into decent shape and it simply is not worth the investment at this time.

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  • AWDBOB
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    Originally posted by Reichart12

    Comments are saying this went for $39k on Cars and Bids. With the visible rot on it, that seems steep still. Would love to spring for a drivers (read: beat up) M3 but not for that price. I think getting a cleaner example for $50-60k would make way more sense.

    Editing for more questions: Why do the rear wheels look so off on this? Non M3 set with a different offset? The lead photo makes that rear wheel look way too sunk in.
    First time on C&B buyer flaked at 38,750. Then it ran again and brought 33k, buyer flaked again.

    I was shocked at how much it brought both times, considering nicer driver examples are down into the 40s.

    I suspect the BAT crowd may scrutinize the car harder than the heavily moderated C&B comment section, leading to a lower sale price.

    I don't wish ill will on the guy at all, as we all think our shitboxes are worth the most, I just can't imagine who the person is buying a mid 30k car that needs a full resto vs a mid 40s car that doesn't.

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  • 2mAn
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    1989 325i
    Bid for the chance to own a No Reserve: 1989 BMW 325i Coupe 5-Speed at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. Lot #182,119.

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  • Reichart12
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    Originally posted by 2mAn
    Comments are saying this went for $39k on Cars and Bids. With the visible rot on it, that seems steep still. Would love to spring for a drivers (read: beat up) M3 but not for that price. I think getting a cleaner example for $50-60k would make way more sense.

    Editing for more questions: Why do the rear wheels look so off on this? Non M3 set with a different offset? The lead photo makes that rear wheel look way too sunk in.

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