BAT prices are crazy!

[m3f_Double E]

For sure. My 99 coupe has about 136k on the clock now and is definitely not a show queen. It's perfect for me because I don't trip when it gets new scratches. But it was a lot less than 20 grand too LOLLL edit: I bought my car for $7800 in April of 2016, paid low and I imagine the same car would be more like 12k or 13k today in the same condition. Current "improved condition" and accounting for mods? I dunno. Not much more I think. Nobody wants to buy someone else's modified car.

I think it depends on what mods. For example, reinforced rear shock towers, x-brace, welded oil pump nut, brass coolant bleed screw, all aluminum radiator, '99 steering wheel, chip & exhaust would be welcome improvements and demonstrates the owner probably knows what the car is and is not.

Interior and audio system mods, not so much but to each his own.

[m3f_Nate047]

Yea what I mean is more heavy modifications, in my case pretty aggressive suspension. Yea it could be put back to stock, but I don't think the amount you would have to spend on replacing all the suspension again would offset the potential increase in price.

[m3f_Double E]

Agree on heavy mods like that ...some mods are a tipping point of no return to stock or it costs far more than it's worth to do.

[m3f_derek2079]

Buyer bought it for a good price. Now a days lots of young people own these cars and don’t know their legacy and the legend to become.


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[m3f_Coop920]

Now who wants to buy my clean example? http://www.m3forum.net/m3forum/showthread.php?t=598038