[riskee]

Originally Posted by club968

It wasn't up on their site very long. They put it up on a Saturday night and I bought it Monday morning. This was about a month ago. They said it was the second nicest e30 m3 they have everhad at their dealership. I paid the asking price of $39900 unseen. When I finally got it, it was truly in mint condition. It had 36000 miles in it.....diamondschwarz with black interior

lol so your the guy who bought my car huh small world lol very nice car bro the cleanst i have ever seen nice find

[riskee]

Originally Posted by Duck360198

Just wanted to see if anyone has any leads on any excellent condition, all original (unrestored), unmolested E30 M3's for sale. Color combination isn't a HUGE deal, but Alpine White w/ Black interior is preferred. The mileage is the most important thing here. Trying to see if there is anything in the sub 35K range.

Funds are ready for the right car. Any help you guys have would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

good luck to you hope u find what ur looking for any plans on this car or your leaving it stock

[Duck360198]

Originally Posted by riskee

good luck to you hope u find what ur looking for any plans on this car or your leaving it stock

Absolutely bone stock. It'll be a babied vehicle...but still driven. The search continues!

[riskee]

good luck hope you find the right one and dont get to picky lol with these car you got to buy one and buy one fast next thing u know they go up another 10gs

[MSTuning]

Any luck?

[Duck360198]

Originally Posted by MSTuning

Any luck?

Well, not exactly. We have picked up a 70K mile 1991 (AW/Grey) that was in EXCELLENT condition. Really impressive. The point is to hold on to this until that "right one" comes along. Meanwhile, two low mileage cars have come along. The first was on Bring a Trailer last week with 14K miles (AW/Tan). From the outside looking in, it's a perfect car. But I'm very concerned about how long it's been sitting in a vegetative state. I'm worried it would take at LEAST $5K to get the thing running the way it should. But keeping in mind, this M3 won't be a daily driver but a weekend cruiser. So for $50K, I think it's a bit over priced for the mechanical conditioning that would need to take place.

The other was a 32K mile '88. Again, AW/Tan. Car looks beautiful, but oddly enough it's been sitting for a little while as well and I'm still concerned about the mechanical reconditioning required.

I'm not an expert on these cars so that's why I'm getting scared away. From what I've been told (by everyone it seems), they are very finicky at this age and maintenance is CRUCIAL for them. I don't want a 14K mile car or a 32K mile car that doesn't perform like it should with that mileage.

I just don't know....any thoughts or advice?

[dinansm3]

Why not find a fully restored one? Thats been my issue with low mile ones that have been sitting for 5 or more years. My 89 has 135000 on the clock but I just completed a full ground up restoration on the car. So its a brand new E30 M3 that wont sufer that issues that come with them sitting for so long.

[skillz1318]

http://enthusiastauto.com/qsearch/?i...orm_display=51

Black on red, looks great!

[E28/E30nut]

I bought my 30k mile car from EAG. They are great to work with and have several low mileage E30s coming in in the next few months.....

[Duck360198]

Originally Posted by dinansm3

Why not find a fully restored one? Thats been my issue with low mile ones that have been sitting for 5 or more years. My 89 has 135000 on the clock but I just completed a full ground up restoration on the car. So its a brand new E30 M3 that wont sufer that issues that come with them sitting for so long.

In all honesty it comes down to originality. I understand where you're coming from, though, but from a personal preference I want to know that it's more or less exactly how it came from the factory without any modification.