Official-look-what-i-found-thread (craigslist, other-forums, etc)
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I’ve personally seen this car in person. It’s very well done, but I still for the life of me do not understand the rear doors.
This is lovely, and I hate red cars.
i like the decision to keep the rear 'doors'. it emphasizes the modification and makes it whimsical, versus just looking like a factory 2 door micro-car.
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2007 328xi 6spd
https://madison.craigslist.org/cto/d/cottage-grove-2007-bmw-328xi-sport-wagon/7316027424.html2001 Z3 2.5i manual
https://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/cto/d/glen-ellyn-2001-bmw-3-convertible/7316064005.html
1983 320i E21
https://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/d/mequon-1983-bmw-e21-320i/7316055431.html
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2007 328xi 6spd
https://madison.craigslist.org/cto/d/cottage-grove-2007-bmw-328xi-sport-wagon/7316027424.html2001 Z3 2.5i manual
https://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/cto/d/glen-ellyn-2001-bmw-3-convertible/7316064005.html
1983 320i E21
https://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/d/mequon-1983-bmw-e21-320i/7316055431.html
only one remaining is the E21
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In typical Marketplace fashion this sold in a matter of hours. $14k for an E30 touring with a M47 6speed diesel swap
It was just too cool not to share
Ok that's awesome
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that wagon is sweet! too bad rhd, definitely a deal breaker for anyone who realizes how much of a pain in the balls that would be.
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Another E30 time capsule. Beautiful, but is this what they're worth now?
https://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/d/delafield-1986-bmw-325/7320486896.html
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$8500 worth of service...

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Another E30 time capsule. Beautiful, but is this what they're worth now?
https://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/d/delafield-1986-bmw-325/7320486896.html
His shoes in picture 10 bother me. I don't know why.
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Clean car though a 325i would have been a better choice to sink the $8k into. This one is still an eta.
The BaT records for the stock 325e have been in the $8-17k range. The two highest grossing have been a 1986 5sp 325e with 55k sold for $12,250 in April 2019, and a 1988 5sp with 62k just sold for $17k a week ago.
That said e30s are getting harder to find, the sellers looks cleaner and is lower mileage, gas prices are going up, and some folks dig etas. Wonder if would crack $20k on BaT?
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Clean car though a 325i would have been a better choice to sink the $8k into. This one is still an eta.
The BaT records for the stock 325e have been in the $8-17k range. The two highest grossing have been a 1986 5sp 325e with 55k sold for $12,250 in April 2019, and a 1988 5sp with 62k just sold for $17k a week ago.
That said e30s are getting harder to find, the sellers looks cleaner and is lower mileage, gas prices are going up, and some folks dig etas. Wonder if would crack $20k on BaT?
I don’t see why it wouldn’t fetch 18-20k, all you have to do is bring a low mile example to BaT for people to throw their wallets at instead of hunting down the cars themselves. Real silly to pay a $8500 service bill for $2k in parts to try and flip a car as well

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He also mentioned no scammers. Like thats going to stop the scammers.
Ah crap.... guys call off the scam he's on to us
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Not mine, but I inquired when it was selling at $3500, but was ~50th inline. The bidding went over $10k. Definitely keeping an eye on this one, I expect it to go over $20k.
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Another Alpine E30
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