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    M30 swapped E30 touring for import - not mine

    I'm not ready to pull the trigger on my eventual plan to import a touring, but I did come across this ad, which seems like a great car for a R3Ver if anyone is looking to import.

    1989 touring, originally 320i, with M30 swap. Less than 100k miles on chassis (130k km) - no info on mileage on motor or details of swap (e.g. if any rebuilding was done). Listed for $7250 (6900 euros) in Netherlands. Orchid Auto in Philly will import for around $2500-2800. Just passing it along as a service to the community, and so I can live vicariously through someone else's build thread ;D

    http://ww3.autoscout24.de/classified...373?asrc=st|as



    #2
    Beautiful. I wonder if my wife would kill me if I got 3rd E30
    1990 e30 325is S50 swap (NASA GTS2 race car)
    1990 e30 325is
    1988 e30 M3 S50 euro swap

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      #3
      Originally posted by vitiokas95 View Post
      Beautiful. I wonder if my wife would kill me if I got 3rd E30
      But you could use this one to pick up groceries :nice:

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        #4
        What a cool ride! And those Borbets looks so friggen good

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          #5
          How easy and trustworthy is this process? Any idea how long it would take to get to the final destination?

          Thanks,

          White

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            #6
            Originally posted by vitiokas95 View Post
            Beautiful. I wonder if my wife would kill me if I got 3rd E30
            Only one way to find out.

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              #7
              Go for it!!


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              1989 325I Zinno
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                #8
                Originally posted by ITR00-0961 View Post
                How easy and trustworthy is this process? Any idea how long it would take to get to the final destination?

                Thanks,

                White
                Going through a broker like Orchid, I understand it all to be very above board and straightforward. For that $2500-3000 price, they will 1) PPI the car 2) facilitate the transaction/language issues 3) get the car on the boat 4) deal with all the customs/pickup process stateside 5) store it at their warehouse in Philly waiting for you to pickup, or coordinate shipping on to you. I think it's about 4 weeks shipping from Europe to east coast.

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                  #9
                  That cosmoline on the engine though
                  West German BMWs, they just don't make the same as they did before the wall fell.
                  ^Case in point: Auto-Repair Technology. Everytime my car isn't starting or acting up I let it sit, sometimes for an hour, sometimes for days. But it eventually fixes itself.

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