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I think this would be a neat E30 M3

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2929437

[VaSteve]

Originally Posted by Rob in VA

Older BMWs = <yawn>

I love E36/E46 Ms.

That M30 is awesome. E36s are great as well. I think they are both much more interesting than the E46 version with it's gills, aggressive look and staggered 18's.

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Originally Posted by VaSteve

That M30 is awesome. E36s are great as well. I think they are both much more interesting than the E46 version with it's gills, aggressive look and staggered 18's.

The E46 M3 can be great fun too. I drove a sweet one with SMG (Sissy Man Gears) and a ground control suspension, and HoHos. Yes sir, it was plenty fun! The trick is to NOT use the dumb sport button that makes the throttle an on/off switch.

I cannot claim to have driven a E92 M3 YET!

[VaSteve]

Bob what are you bringing Saturday ?

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Originally Posted by VaSteve

Bob what are you bringing Saturday ?

Vader with thin pf97s because a buddy screwed me by selling me like new PF97 that turned out to be for a e36 325i. I just figured it out on Tuesday when I went to install them. I have not paid him though Luckily I had some spares that should just make it. If not, I just have to swap in some Metal Masters and take it easy.

[smdubovsky]

I'll bet Wonger has brake pads on hand that'll work.

[Paddy]

Originally Posted by NoPaint

Wait a minute. Why is an 80's BMW selling for as much as a long hood would? Is there a following for those things? The quarters and fenders look so glued on. I wouldn't pay half that for a 1980's BMW unless it had an LS7 in it!

I'm sure you've never driven one. My old E30 would embarrass most E36s on track, or maybe it's my droving

I'd say they have a VERY healthy following both street and on track. I almost always see one or two at every track event I attend.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5608218099998658022&hl=en