Year: 1950
Make: BMW
Model: M3
Price: $40000
Mileage: 0
Color: any
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): PA
Transmission: Manual
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive

Hey guys,

Looking for a 1988-1991 E30 M3. Open to all colors, and location in the country.
Would prefer an "as close to original" car as possible. Originality is more important that mileage. Feel free to shoot me a PM if you know of any cars for sale.


Thanks.

 

enthusiast auto is your friend

 

Thanks, I know their cars......not looking to pay up with some of those prices.

 

You should just buy my supercharged e46 m3 ... Just kidding, good luck with search buddy.

 

I have an E30 M3 I have been contemplating selling. 198k miles, original window sticker, manuals, interior is a 9/10, exterior is 8/10

Send me a PM I send you full details and plenty of pics.

Thanks

 

Message sent.

 

I am receiving quite a few PM's asking for details. I will put together a for sale thread in a few days with all details and plenty of pics.

Apologies if I have not replied to everyone.

 

Those guys are quite h ila rious, asking 100k for e36 m3.

I love the e30 m3 would love to find one for 20 but those days are long gone!

 

Yeah, I think $20k is long gone. But, nice cars seem to pop up now and again. I'm not afraid to spend some money on a clean car. The biggest problem is that so many are abused or modified.

 

You got that right an unmolested e30 m3 is a rare find. I remember looking at them new.

 

I am also looking for an e30 m3 even if it's just a roller

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/281728922518?rmvSB=true

 

Yup, $20K these days buys you basically an E30 M3 carcass.

Abused and modified is correct, how about undisclosed mileage and accidents, shady ownership records, 'restorations' that are anything but perfect (polish over a turd). Having familiarity with the platform and many cars that pop out there given the current market dynamics, things are really scary. I have yet to see a 'no stories', original car come up recently (last 12 months).

Yes, many hate EAG for charging what they do (and perhaps having something to do with driving prices to levels where they are today), but they do their due diligence and have very strict guidelines what goes into their inventory. So some buyers prefer to pay that 'premium' and get the level of assurance they need.

Otherwise you can end up with something like this: presently on Ebay described as a low mileage, 3 owner 'gem'. Just take a look what the car looked like a few years ago, and there have been more owners over the last yr than the seller claims in its lifetime!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/BMW-M3-/1315...m=131541091921

Same car:

http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=246333

Look to you as "Never seen rain, let alone snow...no rust. this car has it all and is a great investment piece" - seller's words. I generally skip any add when the seller refers to a car as a 'great investment'...