Interesting. I might be tempted to rebadge it as a....
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#1
http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-s...22869901&Log=0
Have you ever dreamed of owning a BMW wagon with all the performance of an M3? If so then this is the car for you! This 2000 BMW 323it has been fully and seamlessly converted into an M3 to create the ultimate in utility and performance. Lots of time, money, and dedication were put into ensuring that no shortcuts were taken, and it shows! The body of this car has about 130,000 miles on, but don’t let the high miles worry you. Every bit of the drivetrain on this car was swapped from a 2004 M3 coupe with 55,000 miles including: 3.2L 333 hp Inline 6 engine, 6-Speed manual transmission, Full rear end (including subframe, differential and axles), Brakes/Suspension (control arms, trailing arms, links, etc.), Gauge cluster that reflects the actual drivetrain mileage, Steering wheel, Exhaust, Trunk floor sectioned in (along with mobility kit), all welds seam-sealed, HVAC/Air conditioning/Cruise control/all electrical functions work as intended.
The car has also received some factory BMW (non-M3) and aftermarket upgrades. The front fenders/hood/headlights were converted to the 2002+ facelift parts, and brought with the addition of bi-xenon headlights. The front bumper and mirrors are M3 style, and the rest of the car still maintains all original paint in great condition. The interior features trim from the ZHP model 3 series and a Whalen Shift Machine stainless steel shift knob. Currently, the car sits on FK coilover suspension and 17′ Fikse FM10 wheels. This one-of-a-kind wagon is wolf in sheep’s clothing, but still turns heads with its good looks.
#4
Something's just lightly off about it now. PineappleMonkey should buy it since it somehow ended up in his neck of the woods. I wasn't going to give up my E30 M3 and pay an additional $10k for it, no matter how awesome it was.
#6
Dat wagon ass.![]()
- mikey
"It's not a real build until there's Plasti Dip involved."
#7
That has been up for sale for quite a while now. Not that I don't drool about it all the time...
#9
Isn't that the one that was on CL and BimmerForums for a long time? It was well built as I recall...not a bad price for what you get.
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#11
Would it have been possible to swap the E46 M3 front end onto that wagon? Or is the sheet metal not congruent with the rest of the car.
It's done very nicely as-is, but I have time to nitpick so I will.
- mikey
"It's not a real build until there's Plasti Dip involved."
#12
I am selling a lot of different parts, please identify what you are pming about
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#13
- mikey
"It's not a real build until there's Plasti Dip involved."
#14
Current: 2005 Subaru Legacy GT Wagon Limited 5MT
Past: 2004 BMW 330i ZHP - 2002.5 VW Passat GLX Wagon - 2007 BMW 335i Coupe 6MT - 1991 BMW 325ix Coupe - 2003 VW Jetta 1.8t
#15
I am selling a lot of different parts, please identify what you are pming about
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#16
That thing is sweet. Not as sweet as, say... this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/BMW-E...t_1026&afsrc=1
but sweet.