Pass the Crack Pipe...

[ldsbeaker]

Sorry, Trebek. Sooooo tempting....
Very nice car, but probably just a little too much coin.

http://jalopnik.com/5518279/1989-bmw-325i-takes-vitamin-e36-costs-16995

[FredK]

http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=156514

[Farbin Kaiber]

Well, I'm not alone...

[Jon325i]

My brother test drove this car about 2 weeks ago. He can vouch for the thoroughness of the swap and overall presentation of the car. Given the age & condition of E30s these days, to find one that is just as immaculate and then go and perform all the changes to replicate this car, you would be hard pressed to do it all for $16K or so. I could care less if its Bronzit - the thing is badass.

BTW - when my brother test drove it, he personally felt the gearing was a bit too low (for his tastes at least). Winding out 2nd and 3rd gear are grin-inducing everytime. Makes a good noise too :-D


Jon

[Dozyproductions]

If only there was a euro engine to go along with that euro 6 speed :)

[Wh33lhop]

Eh. If I were made of money, I might buy it. I wouldn't have the satisfaction of doing it all myself, but if it's really in perfect working order... well that's one of the nice things of not doing it yourself. :p

[mrsleeve]

have seen this car on the the Egay for a little while now. Very very nice car and if I was in the market I would consider it but at some what lower price point in the 12k at most range

[ldsbeaker]

to find one that is just as immaculate and then go and perform all the changes to replicate this car, you would be hard pressed to do it all for $16K or so. I could care less if its Bronzit - the thing is badass.

I agree with you all the way. I just have a super hard time justifying >$15k for a non-M E30. Best of luck with the sale.

p.s. NOT a repost, it's on Jalopnik!