https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/820688129367552/
Was involved in insurance fraud and VINs were swapped. Not the kind of title issue that is easily solved, LOL.
Hmm - sexy e30 M3 goodness depite having been around the block...
In reply to AngryCorvair (Forum Supporter) :
Yeah. Assume you'll need an old priest and a young priest for that one...wasn't the Vermont loophole closed recently as well?
A person could make a bashed up 3 series(with a title) a nice looking m3 after some parts swapping.
In reply to MyMiatas :
Nope, close but too many little tweaks to be perfect.
Wow. He's looking for 17 large on this and can't take an hour to wash it? I think this and a 318ti chassis would make an interesting build but what a mess...
In reply to rdcyclist :
When did we switch to large? At least it a reference used by more than one person 
In reply to CrustyRedXpress :
I don't catch the young/old reference, but the Vermont loophole wouldn't have even straightens that nightmare out!
03Panther said:In reply to CrustyRedXpress :
I don't catch the young/old reference, but the Vermont loophole wouldn't have even straightens that nightmare out!
I think that's from The Exorcist
I didn't know these in perfect condition were going for six figures. However it would be a good episode of Fast N Loud, how they could make this process look easy I bet the messages the sellers are getting are hilarious. He should just clean it up and put it on bring a trailer, less of a headache.
28-Years-Owned 1988 BMW M3 Project this one went for $40.5k so he might be able to get his $17k.
I think its totally worth it - Years ago I drove a 2002 with that driveline in it. The raw anger that thing had is burned into my memory. I dont think you can get a M3 engine and (I assume) dogleg gearbox for 17k.
With the title issues, this might be the last E30 M3 that could be a vintage race car build.
Yes if you can you buy this.
Just as a reference Bring a Trustfund sold a s14 engine for 25k.
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