This is an S54 E30. [pic heavy, phones users beware]

[couch.lock]

My desktop picture looks almost exactly the same. Different car though.

[bennym39]

Absolutely stunning e30 you have yourself

[sefb222]

holy shit.

best E30 ever. makes mine look like some watson shit.

[vivalegreg]

i want one...

[tak7]

BMW and nature in their finest forms! Superb!

[Avus E30]

excuse me, I'll brb

thats just gorgeous

[YAN-3]

thats it, im moving to Canada

[peteb3]

I'll chime in on some of the details (and no it's not mine)
I can attest to the quality of the workmanship of the owner/builder of this vehicle and to the fact that he is a great guy, I am the current owner of his previous project, a beautifully sorted 1989 euro E34 M5:




From the little I know, the S54 project's main headaches had to do with the wiring. Basically the car was rewired one strand at a time.

[Butler]

Christ thats beautiful.



It looks very very well put together. Dowant.

[markseven]

Hi Res please?

[HybridNz]

He said traction wasn't an issue at all with his new tires, but was running a lower ratio diff. Just swapped in a 3.73 right before the shoot and he could break them loose then.

nah .. im running 225's (on 8.5inch rim) with new tires @ 321bhp and it works but at full noise youre braking traction thats on a 3:15 euro m-coupe diff on a ZF 5spd box.

215 will work ok in the dry but it means you cant really use that power properly when you want to go hard. It mean in the corners the car will be un-settled and nervous.

Still mad respect for the build its done very cleanly. Oh and nice photos for the guy that took em.

[regnu]

well played.

[B. Tyler]

hands down one of my favorite e30s ever. The Mcoupe seats look suprisingly in place for some reason also.

[Raxe]

He said traction wasn't an issue at all with his new tires, but was running a lower ratio diff. Just swapped in a 3.73 right before the shoot and he could break them loose then.

[DrMcDave]

There is no way that is enough tire. My mcoupe can hardly put down 240hp with 255's in the rear, let alone putting down 333 with 215's (front are 205 I can see in the pic). It's amazing but I bet traction is pretty limited.