http://enthusiastauto.com/qsea...0&y=9

Nice find! *pats self on back*

-'98 Lexus GS400, fully loaded- Project VIP
-'94 VW Corrado VR6-T, Stage II-12 psi, 62k miles!- the fun car
-'98 Dodge Stratus ES V6- Up for sale soon

Seems like a good time to post 'em up!

I WILL TAKE YOUR MONEY AND NOT SEND YOU THE PARTS!

Had a really bad experience with this company.

Id like to hear.

The message on my passenger Door Mirror reads: "OBJECTS IN THE MIRROR ARE LOSING

My 2nd E30 M3 is biding its time there waiting for a new owner.

If anybody is interested and would like info, feel free to PM me.

Regards.

1991 Civic Si

theres one in my area that is driven as a daily
i see it in the snow all the time, yes the paint isnt perfect, but the body looks good from what i can see
not sure about mechanics of that particular car

The message on my passenger Door Mirror reads: "OBJECTS IN THE MIRROR ARE LOSING

You are correct sir.

I WILL TAKE YOUR MONEY AND NOT SEND YOU THE PARTS!

Never meet your heros.

There's actually 2 more BMW places in Cincinnati that are well worth looking at. In fact, there's a place off of Red Bank Rd where I got about 80% of my parts for my old 635.

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I daily drive my E30 M3, they make an awesome daily. They aren't that expensive to keep on the road, just regular maintenance. Good mileage, great cruiser, plentiful parts and aftermarket.

Nice, original, clean examples are hard to find and keep marching up in value.

http://www.usgbc.org

http://www.ecosteel.com/

god good i just looked at prices

Modified by robhurlburt at 9:38 AM 12-1-2008

"We will be in Bahrain. We may not be pretty, but we will be there. And from there we will grow. This is all about belief, passion and people being committed to a very good cause." - Peter Windsor

I predict prices will be back where they were new, as in the mid $30's within a couple of years.

http://www.usgbc.org

http://www.ecosteel.com/

86 Z part out - http://z31.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=70192#70192

Earlier this year I was really interested in one of the E36 Estoril m3 sedans. My parents were heading to Cincy for a wedding so I had my dad check it out for me, since he knows a lot about older bimmers. He said it was good from far, but far from good and would need a lot of work in the not too distant future.

I had spoken to the owner several times and he kept telling me it needed nothing, blah blah blah. I'd rather he would just be up front about what needed done, but don't try to be coy about it.

Oh well. he does seem to usually have a good assortment of cars

new_g37 (1:14 PM 2-9-2010): aw you got my thread locked.. you mad all the G owners smoke your pathetic GLI, s2000 and all the other garbage you ever drove in your lifetime?

i'm not an M3 expert by any means, but every single one i saw last time (E30s) was CLEAN.

1993 Toyota MR2 - track toy

I'm sorry - you have me mistaken with someone else - can't stand seafood. I know who you are referring to, he has never worked for my company. Most people I have met that frequent that place, well you said it.....

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Clean, solid, original E30 M3's are mid to upper $20's now. There really aren't that many unmolested survivors out there anymore. Only 5,000 were shipped over here, a lot of nice ones have been shipped back to overseas buyers. It seems like half the 5,000 were rebuilt wrecks, totaled, raced, etc.. Not many nice one's left. I predict prices will be back where they were new, as in the mid $30's within a couple of years.

Check the Cover of May 2009 Classic Motorsports it reads:
"Future Classics: Put these cars in your garage today, before their values skyrocket."
A Henna E30 M3 is front and center.

It seems that every other month there is a article about E30 M3's in one of the enthusiast mags - the demand keeps going up and the supply is getting very slim. We started '09 with about 15 E30 M3's and currently have 3 that are not spoken for yet.

To all those that think the prices on them are very steep - check the market - several in the last 6 months have sold for $25K+ - there are two floating around wanting $60K! <- these guys are a little ahead of the times, but that is where the market is going.

What makes a car collectible?
-Racing pedigree
-Low production
-High demand when new
check, check and check.

Our cars are hand-picked from enthusiasts and collectors around the country - that is why they are all extremely clean and priced accordingly - they represent the top 5-10% condition left on the road. Like the old saying goes, "you get what you pay for."

No different than 911s.

How much do you guys think a nice 2002tii, 2002 turbo, 3.0 CSI etc go for now? I mean *nice*?

$$$

The E30 M3 is no different.

I don't think anyone was implying that you were overcharging, just that the price of these cars has become crazy.

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check his site!