RexSeven
RexSeven Dork
7/26/10 5:34 p.m.

There's three, count 'em, three, very GRM-worthy BMWs on sale in my hometown. I never see this many cool cars for sale in my hometown at once. Two are def. not Challenge-priced and I'm sure the third isn't so I'm posting them here.

-'94 E36 M3 (the car, not poop) sedan, silver/black, manual, 77K, $9500. I didn't get a closer look as I was late for something, plus it's way out of my price range. It looked perfect on the outside.

-'85 BMW 635csi (E24 chassis), gold/tan, leather, sunroof, manual, 122K, $5500. Front spoiler is bent in the middle and the paint looks like some tried to give it the brushed look while drunk, but it's straight otherwise with no discernible rust. It's being sold by a very capable mechanic who specializes in Euro cars.

-Unknown year BMW 2002tii (has square taillights and ginormous bumpers, so '74?). Red/tan, manual, either 33K or 133K (odo has only 5 places), a little bit of surface rust on the driver's side rocker panel but no rust otherwise. Should be easy to fix with POR 15 or a patch. No price on the car.

I'd love to see these cars go to loving homes, esp. the 2002tii, they are super-rare. I'm seriously considering the E24 if the turbo-swapped FC I've been eying in NY gets sold or isn't up to scratch.

pres589
pres589 HalfDork
7/26/10 5:37 p.m.

Is it just me or is that 6-series about a grand or more high? I think I'd have a hard time buying one with garbage paint for that kind of money...

dyintorace
dyintorace GRM+ Memberand SuperDork
7/26/10 6:35 p.m.
RexSeven wrote: -'94 E36 M3 (the car, not poop) sedan, silver/black, manual, 77K, $9500. I didn't get a closer look as I was late for something, plus it's way out of my price range. It looked perfect on the outside.

Something funny there, as there was no e36 M3 sedan (or coupe for that matter) in 1994. Coupe arrived in 1995 and the sedan didn't get here until 1997.

Travis_K
Travis_K Dork
7/26/10 8:27 p.m.

Yeah, that 635 is more like $3k high if the paint is nasty.

CLNSC3
CLNSC3 Reader
7/27/10 5:20 a.m.

I'd love to see pics of the 2002tii, those cars are SWEET!

miatame
miatame Reader
7/27/10 8:36 a.m.

There was a 1994 BMW Motorsport 325is that had most of the M3 body stuff, which is a cool car in its own right but no M3.

Woody
Woody GRM+ Memberand SuperDork
7/27/10 8:45 a.m.

Another vote for more info on the 2002tii.

Strizzo
Strizzo SuperDork
7/27/10 8:51 a.m.

theres a 99 e36 m3 (according to the ad) listed here for 10,500

http://houston.craigslist.org/cto/1826954929.html

mad_machine
mad_machine GRM+ Memberand SuperDork
7/27/10 9:51 a.m.
dyintorace wrote:
RexSeven wrote: -'94 E36 M3 (the car, not poop) sedan, silver/black, manual, 77K, $9500. I didn't get a closer look as I was late for something, plus it's way out of my price range. It looked perfect on the outside.
Something funny there, as there was no e36 M3 sedan (or coupe for that matter) in 1994. Coupe arrived in 1995 and the sedan didn't get here until 1997.

well, was it a real M3 or a rebadged Msport?

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