great deal!!!!
I found this look its a e30 m3 for $6000 but has salvage title could be fixed up though. http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/cto/1079522418.html
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youd have 25k into that so fast it would make you wish you bought a decent car to begin with -
yeah ur probally right but it would be fun to fix up:DComment
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Originally posted by JamesE30Comment
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My rule is - Never buy a car from someone who can't form correct sentences.
My 2nd rule is - Never buy a car from someone who can't take the time to list details about the car in the for sale ad.Comment
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I emailed her awhile ago. This car has been on craigslist for some time now.
She has no records whatsoever, and she doesn't seem to know exactly what she has. She thinks that because it's an E30 M3 it should command a high price, let alone a salvage title, mismatched paint, high miles, and overall beater E30 M3.
She kept trying to convince me to come out and see it.
The best thing that this car could become would be a bonafide track rat, and that will take a lot of money.
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Originally posted by JamesE30Comment
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only a die-hard e30m3 fanatic would save that. I hope to be one some dayComment
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i would love to get an m3 that cheap. well considering the body is straight. closest i was to buying one was on ebay. the wiring harness was all chopped up from engine swaps and the car was hit in the side needing a door and a rear quarter panel. it still went for 7k. too rich for my bloodFirst: 1984 318i
Second: 1987 325
Third: 1987 325is
Current: 1990 325i (Soon To Be 335i)Comment
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never buy a 6k e30 m3 unless you're a masochist or are going to part it______________________
ex-Chief Operating Officer
Blunt Tech Industries
West Coast and Pacific RimComment
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