Making a track toy - E30 M3

[bimmer]

someone else on this forum has posted drift videos and pics of a black (?) e30 running around that track

This one maybe?

[xLibelle]

someone else on this forum has posted drift videos and pics of a black (?) e30 running around that track

[AlarmedBread]

Awesome, looks like a blast.

[bimmer]

So did you take it back to iceland now? where were these photos taken?

Yes the car is now back in Iceland.

The pics were taken on a small track just outside Reykjavik.

[z50_Jumper]

Awesome car! I can only dream about driving a car like this and watch your videoes, so I demand MOAR VIDEOS! please

[///Mayhew]

So did you take it back to iceland now? where were these photos taken?

[Widm3r]

Brutal.

[SamE30e]

That thing is sexy as hell!

[Ray Smoodiver]

I don't think i'll be the only one to find this funny :D

[bimmer]

Decided to see how it handles on normal street tires ;)







































As you can see the tires were completely worn out and I had managed to
rub the rear bumper.

Here are some vids:
Video 1
Video 2
Video 3 - Tires "finished"

[bimmer]

Thanks for the comments guys.

As for the subframe it´s just probably result of rust and some hard
track driving on Toyo R888's.

[windnsea00]

How the heck did that subframe brake?! Did this happen on the track ??

Rust, 450hp, track work...that's my guess.

[Jean]

How the heck did that subframe brake?! Did this happen on the track ??

[Simon S]

That car is so lucky your the owner, cause i think most people wouldnt have given that car the chance you have. hats off to you!!

+1
what you are doing is just what should be done with an M3 in that condition..

make it functional -

and make it go !

[VacMan]

Thordur, I've enjoyed your posts on all the forums I frequent and always look forward to the next installment. If I ever visit Iceland I'll buy you all the beer you can drink. :D

Also, please don't ever stop taking and posting videos of your exploits. They are as close to driving the 'Ring and elsewhere as many of us may ever get.

Thanks,

Tim