Just got the BEST DEAL EVER on a 1995

[m3f_TAMU_MPowe_0767b51a09]

Hey guys, yesterday I bought my new baby. A 1995 M3 with 52,000 miles. O yea, averages just over 5,000 miles a year! I paid 17,500 which would be an ok deal for an ok quality M3 but this one has got to be the cleanest 95 Ive ever seen. But Now look at the mod list and view the best deal ive ever seen:

Pics can be seen at http://www.bmwmregistry.com/detail.php?id=986 but these are a bit older and dont have all of the mods.

http://www.photodump.org/stored/exterior3.jpg



http://www.photodump.org/stored/new-exterior.jpg



http://www.photodump.org/stored/new-exterior2.jpg



http://www.photodump.org/stored/Dash1.jpg



http://www.photodump.org/stored/DriversBolster1.jpg

Finally got the interior pics to load



Exterior:

- window tint

- ZKW ellipsoid headlights

- smoked corner markers

- smoked side markers

- euro clear tail lights

- dealer installed trunk spoiler

- 17" * 8.5" BBS CH wheels



Interior:

- OE chrome interior door pulls & e-brake button

- OE cluster glass with chrome rings

- illuminated shift knob retrofit*

- AC schnitzer rewrapped euro 3-spoke wheel (with airbag)

- Upgraded stereo including:

- Harmon Kardon BMW traffic pro (CD player with Navigation!)

- JL Audio stealth boxes (E36 specific) with 2 8" JL Subs

- mb quart 325.21 components (E36 coupe specific)

- memphis 3004 4-channel amp

- 6 disk changer

- OE 96+ armrest retrofit.

- Aluminum pedal covers

- 18 button OBC Conversion



Engine:

- conforti euro intake

- 540 HFM

- turner motorsport euro hfm software

- active autowerks Gen III exhaust



Transmission:

- UUC tranny mounts & enforcers



Suspension:

- ground control rear shock mounts

- OE 96+ rear trailing arm bushings with turner motorsport limiters

- OE 96+ strut tower reinforcement plates

- turner motorsport rear sway bar reinforcement plates (prepared by TMS)

- BMW motorsport strut brace

- OE x-brace

- H&R OE sport springs

- Koni SA shocks/strut inserts (rears modified by TCKline to be externally adjustable)



Brakes:

- Euro performance "floating rotors"



Cooling:

- metal impellor water pump

- metal thermostat housing



Misc:

- Apline alarm system with keyless entry



BTW 2 of the Bridgestone SO3's have less than 2K miles on them and the other 2 have 75% tread. The car is stored in a heated garage during the winter hence why the miles are so low. All the big work on the car(suspension/engine) was done at turner motorsport. I can't see how this car could be more of a blessing!

[m3f_99BmwM3]

Looks beautiful man! :thumbsup: I really like the BBS wheels too. Great find man, take care of her.

[m3f_Dakhar_517a2ad3bd]

Paid 18.5K for a bone stock 95 with 31K miles on it. I'd say you got a good deal with all the mods, and the condition.... looks great

[m3f_Z Driver_38bb5042f3]

That car looks great. I love the wheels.

[m3f_97E36SILVE_7eaf2bc582]

Nice car! I'd say you got a fair deal.. remember mods usually hurt value not help!!

Welcome to the forum!!

[m3f_TAMU_MPowe_0767b51a09]

For overall value the mods probably lower it a bit. Luckily all of the mods are tasteful and look good. However, in my case since half of the mods he had I was going to end up buying anyway, it was like an early christmas present . Especially since he already replaced the water pump and upgraded most of the rear suspension; things I was going to have to do down the line anyway. BTW I still have to ship her from Massachusetts to Texas. Does anyone have any recommendations for shipping that is affordable?

[m3f_Sirius_880bd69485]

She looks good, congrats.

[m3f_PurpleM3Pursuit]

are those picks from a while ago? because i don't see the ZKW's.. but the pix look VERY nice..

[m3f_Brent_Vino]

the seats are perfect... nice job. :beer:



little high on the price, but the mileage is great.

[m3f_salty_80d4b8491b]

Very nice, looks like nothing but the best went into this car. I love the stereo and steering wheel. Hopefully you plan on keeping it "Forever"



PS: Drive it home!!!

[m3f_TAMU_MPowe_0767b51a09]

Yes, like I mentioned, the pics from that link are about 2 years old. The interior pics I posted were just taken. Here are some the most current pics of the exterior that I have.

http://www.hybridgear.net/new-exterior.jpg http://www.hybridgear.net/new-exterior2.jpg

[m3f_95blkbimm3_9842002abc]

car looks GREAT!, i like pretty much everything that is done with it, i love the steering wheel, looks like something from the batmobile, very sweet



enjoy!



for shipping... def. go enclosed trailer and asked for the top shelf right behind the truck, that way its not going to be damaged at all while being transported... if you choose a carrier that will let you do that, just tell that that the suspension in the car is known to cause problems with these types of cars if it is put on the bottom shelf... back it up by saying you've checked on a M3forum, or with other people who've had their M3 transported (me),anyways good luck, ur probably lookin at $800 for open trailer and $1600 for an enclosed trailer for that distance

[m3f_TAMU_MPowe_0767b51a09]

THANKS FOR THE GOOD WORDS GUYS!!

Dang, $800 bucks, I think I would rather just fly there and drive it back for like at total of <500. But then again I dont know if I want to put 1600 miles on a car in 2 days that averages only 5000 a year. I kinda hope I can find a company to move it for $500. I guess Ill have to pray for that kinda price.

[m3f_C-MoneyM3]

that steering wheel is flippin sweet, I realise you probably didn't install it becaus you just bought it, but i was wondering how easy/difficult is that install? How much did that sucker cost? I got a '95 with the stock four spoke steerin wheel. Is there any airbag issues?

[m3f_Sirius_880bd69485]

that steering wheel is flippin sweet, I realise you probably didn't install it becaus you just bought it, but i was wondering how easy/difficult is that install? How much did that sucker cost? I got a '95 with the stock four spoke steerin wheel. Is there any airbag issues?



- AC schnitzer rewrapped euro 3-spoke wheel (with airbag)



It's a modified version of the Euro steering wheel. It's not hard to install at all.