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    #61
    Originally posted by mikeedler View Post
    oddly enough, within a 15 mile radius of my house here, I know of atleast 7 others besides mine.-- still, I only see a few on the road a year besides at shows, and a vert is the one I see most often. My wife always makes fun of me when I see another one cause I act like a 3 y/o in a candy store and don't stop talking about it for days!!!

    If you do ever see a nice one in person one day, it will surprise you how different they actually look compared to a reg, E30.
    LOL my gf makes fun of me too, I'm all like "OH SHIIT AN E30 M3!!!" and shes like "calm yo titties" -___-
    SO MUCH MORE TO DO!!
    IG: ohthejosh

    LEGIT CHECK ME BRUH
    BUYER FEEDBACK THREAD

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      #62
      I'm only 17 and I've been lucky enough to see many AND drive a fairly built one at autox (thanks Polak!!). They are stupid fun and I am jealous of their owners.

      -NICK

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        #63
        They're cool because they're an icon, but definitely not a performance car by any means.
        Originally posted by Gruelius
        and i do not know what bugg brakes are.

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          #64
          ive never seeen one in person but seen plenty of e30's lol just not m3's
          my build thread:

          http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=231612

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            #65
            my child will be conceived in one.


            Current Car: 2011 BMW 135i, M-Sport, 6 speed

            Originally posted by lambo
            Sounds like you need a massage.
            Originally posted by kpeng
            Who the hell is Vlad?

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              #66
              Originally posted by KenC View Post
              They're cool because they're an icon, but definitely not a performance car by any means.

              It was a factory homologation special.
              STX e30
              No. 10/110 STX: 1989 325i
              DD: 1991 318is slicktop

              SHAZAM, GOMER, LOOK AHEAD.

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                #67
                Originally posted by KenC View Post
                They're cool because they're an icon, but definitely not a performance car by any means.
                I think it is pretty performance oriented, mine sure can outhandle 85% of the cars on the street, and is faster than a good 70% too. not to shabby for a car that is almost a classic......

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                  #68
                  Originally posted by Joe G View Post
                  my child will be conceived in one.
                  Even if it's not your car.
                  sigpic

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                    #69
                    ^correct


                    Current Car: 2011 BMW 135i, M-Sport, 6 speed

                    Originally posted by lambo
                    Sounds like you need a massage.
                    Originally posted by kpeng
                    Who the hell is Vlad?

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                      #70
                      Originally posted by KenC View Post

                      They're cool because they're an icon, but definitely not a performance car by any means.
                      you're kidding, right? if the E30M3 is not a performance car then there is no such thing. is it capable of outperforming todays cars? yes and no. the S14 is out powered by every hi-pro hatchback out there, but that does not negate the M3's performance status.

                      The M3 Conquers the Race Circuit
                      In 1986, the M3 was developed for racing homologation purposes, with a requisite 5,000 cars for competition in the World Touring Car Championship (WTCC). On the track it proved more than competent, winning its debut season of the series over opposition by Mercedes-Benz, Ford, Alfa Romeo, and Volvo. The M3 went on to win the European Touring Car Championship several times, the Tour de Corse rally and the German Touring Car Championship (DTM) twice–for starters. THE M3 WOULD QUICKLY BECOME THE MOST VICTORIOUS RACING CAR OF ALL TIME, RECORDING 1436 VICTORIES IN 1,628 DAYS. - copied from http://www.bmwusa.com/Standard/Conte...g/History.aspx

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                        #71
                        The truly beautiful thing about the M3 is this: its purity.

                        There are no nannies other than ABS. The driver has to know what they're doing. That said, a skilled driver can use all the chassis has to offer. The aero aids work, and the car tracks effortlessly above 80. Driving one through the Dragon, the big 4 making all the right sounds at 6k+......heaven....

                        The torque curve is literally as steep as the Matterhorn with 100hp not showing up until 3300RPM. This car rewards a driver that can play the gearshift and clutch like a virtuoso violinist, rev-matching through the corners to keep the motor on the boil for the exit. Doing it right is instantly rewarding.

                        You can have the newer M3s. I don't want one though. Never will.

                        Now excuse me while I slip out to the garage and take a peak under the cover and dream of Summer.

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                          #72
                          ^ You write well. Thank you.


                          Current Car: 2011 BMW 135i, M-Sport, 6 speed

                          Originally posted by lambo
                          Sounds like you need a massage.
                          Originally posted by kpeng
                          Who the hell is Vlad?

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                            #73
                            Originally posted by Joe G View Post
                            ^ You write well. Thank you.
                            x2, I've never seen someone describe the E30 M3 that well before, now I am evermore envious of all you "old" folk.


                            1991 318is -> 2004 R32 -> 2002 Jetta TDI -> 2014 FiST

                            No E30 Club

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                              #74
                              one of the things that impresses me with the E30 M3 is how transparent the suspension is at speed, you know exactly what each wheel is doing at all times.

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                                #75
                                Hi Guys,
                                For the members who haven't seen one this is my 87 M3 and yes in my mind it is a true performance car and you have only to look at the race wins around the globe to confirm this.

                                It is a pleasure to own and drive and I intend to keep it in good original condition.

                                Some people complain about the lack of low down torque which there is not a lot of but the engine is a race engine with a short stroke to allow it to rev hard and win races not drag people off at the lights.






                                Dave.
                                Last edited by NZM3; 12-18-2011, 02:28 PM.

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