How far would you travel for the right e30?

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  • ZJP
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    Picked up my E30 less than 5 miles away. :D

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  • Hartge_H27
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    I have picked up cars in both provdense Rhode Island and in easton PA. I drove both back to birmingham. As for just long trips in a e30. i drove on to las vegas and back. well most of the way back.

    Originally posted by optimusp517
    Gosh I was a fool I did one state to another, and ended up not buying it. Car had some work that needed to be done.
    I know how that feels. i drove to savannah and didnt get the car. it sucked.

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  • CAOSyAMOR
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    Originally posted by FL318is
    Good memories!

    I bought mine in Virginia. The car used to be in Ft Lauderdale so I brought it back home.

    I flew up from Orlando with the idea of driving home. Problem oil leak kept me from doing it. So I booked a ride home on auto-train. The train was empty so I had the 2 huge seats to myself. Went to the bar car and got some cognac. Had a great buzz going.

    Ready for the "I don't believe part of the story cause it sounds like a Forum article" I still feel like I won the lottery.

    This woman gets on in Va. Very attractive. She changes into her tight pajamas and settles in with her lap top. I look over and notice these great pics of nice automobiles. So I ask about them. She tells me her profession started off by being a car model. Now she has her own agency.

    So cognac and talk and cars and bodda bing, I get lucky. Yes, life is good. I leave Florida with no e30 and come home with one and a huge smile, a car and no hangover!

    So gentlemen, how far would I travel for the right BMW? To infinity and beyond!
    'Dear Penthouse.."

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  • CAOSyAMOR
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    found mine on the other side of the country and after extensive communication had it transported via flatbed, ferry, and train over 3,600kms

    I wanted to drive it back and make a trip out of it but time constraints were an issue.

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  • FL318is
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    Good memories!

    I bought mine in Virginia. The car used to be in Ft Lauderdale so I brought it back home.

    I flew up from Orlando with the idea of driving home. Problem oil leak kept me from doing it. So I booked a ride home on auto-train. The train was empty so I had the 2 huge seats to myself. Went to the bar car and got some cognac. Had a great buzz going.

    Ready for the "I don't believe part of the story cause it sounds like a Forum article" I still feel like I won the lottery.

    This woman gets on in Va. Very attractive. She changes into her tight pajamas and settles in with her lap top. I look over and notice these great pics of nice automobiles. So I ask about them. She tells me her profession started off by being a car model. Now she has her own agency.

    So cognac and talk and cars and bodda bing, I get lucky. Yes, life is good. I leave Florida with no e30 and come home with one and a huge smile, a car and no hangover!

    So gentlemen, how far would I travel for the right BMW? To infinity and beyond!

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  • Mastrcruse
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    As far as the current e30 would take me which probably isn't that far for some

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  • GK-E30M3
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    Originally posted by M-technik-3
    Had one trucked from San Francisco to Massachusetts this week. 3038 miles.
    AND I KNOW WICH ONE I WAS 2nd IN LINE

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  • JuanPabloBongto
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    well if we're going to have a pissing contest, I've owned 5 e30's, and 4 were purchased out of state, driven home by me:

    1) 1989 325i purchased in Scottsdale, AZ while on vacation = 1706 miles one way
    3) 1987 325is purchased in Milwaukee, WI = 334 miles one way
    4) 1985 323i purchased in La Crescenta, CA = 1930 miles one way
    5) 1987 325 purchased in Carpinteria, CA = 2007 miles one way

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  • 1mz
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    at the end of last semester my friend drove from VA to Pheniox AZ to pick up a legit right-hand-drive Integra Type R. He brought the motor and drivetrain down in pieces in the back of his GSR, assembled it all there in 4 days, and drove it home the following week. THAT, is dedication

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  • OOMPH!
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    I voted anywhere. I travelled down to VA twice for my M3. Once to check it out and drive it and then the second time I came back with a trailor to bring her home :D

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  • thundering02
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    I've traveled approx 1000 miles for cars before.

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  • dashboardmonkey
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    as far as I would have to.......................for the right E30

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  • optimusp517
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    Gosh I was a fool I did one state to another, and ended up not buying it. Car had some work that needed to be done.

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  • Jose Luis
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    I have heard about a guy that drove his E30, from somewhere in the US all the way down to Costa Rica

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  • Turf1600
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    Originally posted by xLibelle
    I'd say, anyone voting 1000 or greater has not driven so much as 500 miles to pick up a car.
    An e30, no. A REAL investment like a porsche or ferrarri, thats a different story
    I drove mine from chicago to houston. 19 hours.

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