rb5_336

Long shot I know but this is my next car, just need to find one. Anyone know anyone that ownes such a car ?

davyboy

The RHD ones were all converted (not by BMW) using 325 steering racks I think, meaning you lose some of the direct feel the E30 M3 was famous for.

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iTrader: (2)

Try the E30 Zone,but i think you will find that they will frown upon your request. The E30 M3 is a l/hooker because that is how it drives best. Plus the exhaust catches without serious modification. Try a proper L/Hooker, iv'e had a couple, the power is not the best but the handling is sublime. Or if you can find one go for an Alpina C27 Touring, one of the best set up bmw's ever.

rb5_336

should have given a better intro, I know all about the birds conversions etc etc slow rack etc etc, ive owned an e30 sport evo before and know this is the car for me. Ive posted on bmwcarclubgb and e30zone, just expanding the net to here as well

Shimy Type R

I did'nt know they did an M3 right hand drive in the E30... Ive had two M3 E30's and they were both left hookers....

Shimy.

Ralph Wiggum

exactly what i was gonna say.

although i have driven a couple of proper lhd m3s and the handling is simply cintilating

RESSE

iTrader: (1)

I had a 1989 F reg RHD E30 M3 - I believe the conversions were carried out by Bird's (Uxbridge).

RHD ones were used in Irish Tarmac Championship.