My $497 E30.

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  • scabzzzz
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    Originally posted by LedJetta
    i drove through rural georgia last spring and noticed there does seem to be an impressive amount of vehicles sitting inactive in people's yards.

    nice score, looks solid and rust-free.
    Pretty common. Southerners dont like getting rid of shit, and space isnt an issue. If we have anything, its space.

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  • Oz10
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    What a great find! It's amazing what you can do with minimal $ and a little mechanical knowledge.

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  • 8380 Labs
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    i drove through rural georgia last spring and noticed there does seem to be an impressive amount of vehicles sitting inactive in people's yards.

    nice score, looks solid and rust-free.

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  • BoostinEuros
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    Originally posted by Gadea
    for a moment there I understood you bought the car for $497...
    it looks like it has bullet casings where the lug nuts go.
    You're right, shotgun shells ;)

    Actually, I got the car for free to get it out of a lady's yard. It had a broken timing belt.

    new engine to re-use the head - $275
    wheels and tires - $150
    SPAX lowering springs - $50
    Head gasket - $22

    :D
    Last edited by BoostinEuros; 03-29-2010, 07:23 AM.

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  • XicemaniacX
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    great find

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  • Gadea
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    for a moment there I understood you bought the car for $497...
    it looks like it has bullet casings where the lug nuts go.

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  • GOOBER
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    nice find. I don't think the rear is broken though, the later models have the appearance of sagging in the rear but they have different wheel arches then the early models. GL with it!

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  • BoostinEuros
    started a topic My $497 E30.

    My $497 E30.

    Missing some trim pieces, but I pulled it out of some lady's yard after being broken down for 2 years. I have $497 into the entire car. I plan on raising the rear a 1/2" because it looks a bit broken as it sits.













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