Makes no sense to sell...

[Arctic91]

The car in Hawaii did not sell (even though the site says it did; cancelled by owner)... the owner just decided to keep it, which I think is a great decision on his part. That car is worth more than the auction indicated. I was seriously considering buying that car but like you pointed out, the shipping costs were just too high.

Scott

[henryr]

Originally Posted by Arctic91

The car in Hawaii did not sell (even though the site says it did; cancelled by owner)... the owner just decided to keep it, which I think is a great decision on his part. That car is worth more than the auction indicated. I was seriously considering buying that car but like you pointed out, the shipping costs were just too high.

Scott

i was bidding on that...

[gmonsen]

The thing is that the fundamentals for the ZR1 being highly collectible are all there. It is a bit odd that they have apparently fallen in value so much. My 1990 M3 went from about $22,000 in 2006 to about $150,000 or more today. My Rx7 has gone up in value over the same period. So, I'm scratching my head a bit.

Gordon

[Fully Vetted]

Originally Posted by gmonsen

...My 1990 M3 went from about $22,000 in 2006 to about $150,000 or more today. So, I'm scratching my head a bit.

Gordon

As am I. This one has a Buy It Now of $45k. What am I missing?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1990-BMW-M3-...lYsxQ3&vxp=mtr


As I've said before it is way to early for these cars. Early C3's are just starting to get hot and those are 45 years old. My Z just turned 24. Be patient and enjoy the drive...

[gmonsen]

Originally Posted by Fully Vetted

As am I. This one has a Buy It Now of $45k. What am I missing?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1990-BMW-M3-...lYsxQ3&vxp=mtr


As I've said before it is way to early for these cars. Early C3's are just starting to get hot and those are 45 years old. My Z just turned 24. Be patient and enjoy the drive...

Ah. You may be asking a serious question. That car has 296,000 miles on it! Non-stock wheels. Engine compartment suggests motor may run. May not. Interior shot. Says he has new seats to replace the torn up ones in the pictures. This one belongs in a junk yard, but he can get $45,000 for it. Here are some links to the nicer M3's like mine.

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

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

[Z51JEFF]

Originally Posted by Fully Vetted

As am I. This one has a Buy It Now of $45k. What am I missing?

[URL="http://www.ebay.com/itm/1990-BMW-M3-Base-Coupe-2-Door-/142317890242?hash=item2122ceaac2:g:S5UAAOSwr~lYsxQ 3&vxp=mtr"]http://www.ebay.com/itm/1990-BMW-M3-Base-Coupe-2-Door-/142317890242?hash=item2122ceaac2:g:S5UAAOSwr~lYsxQ 3&vxp=mtr[/URL...

First 3 M Series I guess.

[henryr]

EAG asks no bleed prices....

i have never seen an e30 m3 sell for close to six figure let alone $150... but what do i know..

i have 1 you can buy for $40k......

[gmonsen]

Not to be rude, Henry, but you don't know the market. Whether you have seen them selling at this or that point or not is pretty irrelevant, isn't it? And, if you have a good condition E30 M3 for sale personally at $40,000, I will be happy to provide a link to the M3 SIG Group and it should sell very quickly. You are the kind of seller knowledgeable M3 buyers love.

G