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I agree with you 100%.
That was a lot of work (obviuosly costly) and you still do not have a true M3 and not to speak of the performance.

I don't know, I do not get it.

Can't you buy the M3 overseas and ship it in?

BTW I have a pristine '07 997 GT3RS with 1,500 miles that I want to sell. It's been a trophy long enough. Garaged and covered and never driven.

Ranger

 

Well you kind of did the same thing with your 997 GT3 "RS look-alike"

as long as he doesn't actually replace the 323i badge with the M3 badge then it's fine.

 

thanks and of cuz i wont dare to put the M3 badge up ! it 's not an M3 haha
anyways i love my car !

 

here in North America it would be cheaper to buy a fully loaded M3 'Vert from the start. In HK, its a different story.. its significantly cheaper to start with a 323 and make the conversion.

 

it looks nice dont get me wrong... but i dont like the fact that its not a real m3... btw like it was said previously... cant you buy it overseas and ship it to hong kong ?

 

yes, i agree.

 

Too bad you forgot to copy the best part. The motor.

 

looks great... it clearly says 323 in the back... looks beautiful, simple and clean

u weren't trying to build an M3, u just wanted the bulky look. great job!

here is "similar" project i worked on not too long ago:
http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthr...497&highlight=

 

Yup that's what i want -
thanks !

 

From the photos the conversion looks good.

 

Wow. That's an impressive custom build you have there, how much did you save with this fabrication as opposed to buying an E93 M3? I know prices for cars in China is ridiculous.

 

thanks thanks !!!!
anyways .... special thanks to Revozport.com for the whole conversion project ! they did a great job !!!!
Love it

 

so you did not do it by yourself and really did it to get that look without spending the money for a M3?

If so,I change my opinion to thumbs down.
Sorry to the others for being so rude in my previous post.

 

sure as hell looks like a m3.