Official-look-what-i-found-thread (craigslist, other-forums, etc)
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I like how the one that doesn't have the rusted out frame mentions that it's "for parts or restoration"
I feel like if I were to buy it, that I would not be limited to what he said could be done with it.
Or is that just me?There has been a mint set of style 5's on CL for $300 for a bit now, I tried grabbing them, but was told he is holding them for someone..... so annoying.
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Not from what I know, he didn't know what they were called so I am assuming he just had no clue.
By that I mean he had them listed as bmw wheels, I inquired by calling them style 5's, and he asked what ones they were.
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I have no use for style 5's=P
One can never have too many wheels.
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Noob here, but I thought "M" and "ZHP" were two totally different things...
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Noob here, but I thought "M" and "ZHP" were two totally different things...
This is 5 minutes from my place if anybody wants me to check this out.
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I think the seller is just a sleazy car dealer type trying to pass off a re-badged base model. Here's another one: http://rockford.craigslist.org/cto/4941414106.html
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Is this e36 m3 the one that was FS a week or two ago but now with new wheels? It was also black and needing paint. They're starting to blur on me.
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Not a BMW but its pretty interesting: https://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/4916640160.html
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Nope that one was <100k miles.
Is this e36 m3 the one that was FS a week or two ago but now with new wheels? It was also black and needing paint. They're starting to blur on me.
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Electric Alfa looks like a pretty shady conversion. The AC compressor/power steering pump tied off to the side with bailing wire and the motor controller zip-screwed to the firewall at an angle really shows the builder's attention-to-detail. Worst of all the batteries don't even appear to be tied down. People have been building electric cars with lead-acid batteries and big clunky DC motors for at least 40 years now and it just doesn't pan out. That 15 cent charge i probably closer to two dollars and the range probably isn't enough for an average persons day of driving.
Plus it's wrong wheel drive.
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Electric Alfa looks like a pretty shady conversion. The AC compressor/power steering pump tied off to the side with bailing wire and the motor controller zip-screwed to the firewall at an angle really shows the builder's attention-to-detail. Worst of all the batteries don't even appear to be tied down. People have been building electric cars with lead-acid batteries and big clunky DC motors for at least 40 years now and it just doesn't pan out. That 15 cent charge i probably closer to two dollars and the range probably isn't enough for an average persons day of driving.
Plus it's wrong wheel drive.
Haha yeah it looks like the conversion was just thrown in there, I was just laughing because I didn't expect it when I clicked on the ad
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My dad had one similar to this when I was little. His was a black '77 the first year you could get any 320i in the U.S.
http://germancarsforsaleblog.com/tuner-tuesday-1982-bmw-320i-alpina/
The BF e21 guys are ripping this owner apart since it apparently doesn't seem to be a real Alpina. Looks clean tho.
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