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Took me awhile to find my 91 318is. Even then, I paid too much after what I know now, having installed $1200 myself in parts alone since buying it. Still have another $800-1000 to get it where I want it.
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I had a friend with one of those euro E21 323i's back in the '80s that had the big 3.3 six swapped into it. It would win most burn-out contests and was wicked fast. Cool cars.
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Tell her that if the car was "special", she should have stored it correctly....Just like an old rusty gun, the rust kills the value.
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How about $2k? I can be there tonight.
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Are you serious? I don't know about E30, but I had E36 and drove many of them. They are not comparable to the old 911 but sure they are better than many cars out there.
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Join Date: Aug 2002
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Hes talking about the E21. They have handling issues on the US spec cars. E30's are great handling cars.
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My E30 was fantastic. 232k miles on the first clutch. Sold it at 244k miles and it still ran like a new car. No more reliable car in the world.
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What are the handling issues on the E21? Seems fine to me. Struts up front, semi-trailing arms out back. It is exactly the same as a 911.
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Correct! Great handling cars, very nimble when set-up.
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I agree. Very fun to toss around the twisties at the moderate speeds the 1.8 liter can produce. Those little M10s are stout (Formula 1 block
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