Good E36 sites.. duhn duhn duhn

[AtariMasta]

So, with my E30 being totalled and being unable to find a clean replacement quickly and locally, I fell for a nice E36 for a good price.

Blasphemy, i know!

Anyway, does anyone here know of any good E36 sites that might compare to r3v? The generic bimmerforum-like sites that I know of suck for any actual substance.

BTW- I still have the E30, my brother and I are in the process of putting her back on the road.

Thanks!
-L

[Hodge]

Come to E36-tech.com.

Great site, with lots of great people. Not as bustling as R3V, but it is fairly new.

[Mystikal]

I've found all the info I've ever needed by searching on bfc. Ignore the ricers in the Rides section and just search the chassic-specific ones.

[Ray McCooney]

I've found all the info I've ever needed by searching on bfc. Ignore the ricers in the Rides section and just search the chassic-specific ones.

+1 to this. You will have to just sift your way through E36fanatics (a.k.a. bimmerforums) for items/information of relevance.

[Julien]

+1 to this. You will have to just sift your way through E36fanatics (a.k.a. bimmerforums) for items/information of relevance.

troof

[Stu]

What, the E36 M3 is the new rice-mobile of choice?

Oh wait, let me put some blue painters tape on it first!

[Hodge]

lol... This thread makes me laugh.

I don't even have a BF.C account..mainly because the forum is setup rather poorly IMO.

[e30e]

lol... This thread makes me laugh.

I don't even have a BF.C account..mainly because the forum is setup rather poorly IMO.

+1

I used to be e36-tech alot but it got quiet so I started going to bimmerfest more and scared off some tards, there's some good info on that site.

[Jon325i]

The track/auto-x page of Bf.c can be helpful too. Some good info in there.