looking for an e30 m3.... anyone selling or know anyone selling?
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Normally a couple on here - http://www.635csi.co.uk/carsales/htm/3s.htm
Worth keeping an eye on http://www.bmwcarclubgb.co.uk/forum/m for hints, tips and pointers to eBay sales too...
Worth keeping an eye on http://www.bmwcarclubgb.co.uk/forum/m for hints, tips and pointers to eBay sales too...
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Ive been looking for a year now for a good car. If your not really comminted to buying one (in the sense that like me, you've always wanted to own one) then save yourself a shed load of hassle and get a later E36 car. These start at around £7K which is where the less ropey E30s start. www.MunichLegends.co.uk (well known M Specialist) reckon for a good car expect to spend 10-12!
Oh and dont bother, cos it reduces the cars out there for me to look at.
Oh and dont bother, cos it reduces the cars out there for me to look at.
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Theres also Independant Motor Co just on the outskirts of Reading. I came very close to buying an Evo2 of them, but at the last minute I opted for a 525se instead.
They came across as proper guys and were'nt pushy, just informative. If they've got what you want in stock you can have a deal with them
.....
Nath
They came across as proper guys and were'nt pushy, just informative. If they've got what you want in stock you can have a deal with them
.....Nath
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had an lhd e36 for a while & this mint h plate e30, regret selling it, poss change in circumstances would mean it would be much better to have a de-valuation proof motor in the garage instead of a scooby,
the raw acceleration of the e36 was great, handled like poo though, at first was really dissapointed with the e30 until i worked it all out
chasis & sharp steering mmmmm
the raw acceleration of the e36 was great, handled like poo though, at first was really dissapointed with the e30 until i worked it all out
chasis & sharp steering mmmmmLast edited by met; Feb 6, 2004 at 09:51 PM.
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Originally Posted by met
had an lhd e36 for a while & this mint h plate e30, regret selling it, poss change in circumstances would mean it would be much better to have a de-valuation proof motor in the garage instead of a scooby,
the raw acceleration of the e36 was great, handled like poo though, at first was really dissapointed with the e30 until i worked it all out chasis & sharp steering mmmmm
http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/4...ff010000001610
the raw acceleration of the e36 was great, handled like poo though, at first was really dissapointed with the e30 until i worked it all out
chasis & sharp steering mmmmmhttp://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/4...ff010000001610
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There's a black E30 M3 for sale in Southwell, Nottinghamshire, at a classic car dealership (http://www.sherwoodrestorations.co.uk). I dont know if the car is on the website or not, and dont know anything about the car other than that it is up at £9995! Looks nice when i've driven past, anyway..
Cheers, Greg.
Cheers, Greg.
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Found it on the site (http://www.sherwoodrestorations.co.u...288&p_i=219288), for some reason it says it's RHD though, even though I am 90% sure it's not been converted.
Cheers, Greg.
Cheers, Greg.
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