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It's probably a 13-15k car as it sits. Ad reads like he would want more than that though. I'd love to daily it. |
^ Wasnt this car for sale before in Richmond a few months ago with photos in a townhouse complex ? |
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how much was it asking, 18k iirc? |
Can’t remember, searched the thread and the price wasn’t quoted... maybe Westopher remembers cuz he commented about the price |
I hate feeler posts. You either want to sell it for $xxx or you don't. It's your car, set the price. The demand will dictate if it sells or not. Simple. |
^ That.... and commit to actually setting up a time to show/view the car.... |
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If I said it was a steal - 10-12k Good deal - 13-15k Ok price - 15k-17k A little over priced - 17-19k Crackpipe - 20k+ |
^ you said you wouldn’t let your car go for anywhere near that price... and then some user named “is350“ failed you hahahaha |
To be far to ‘is350’ Chris has a very strong emotional bond with his e36 and wouldnt ever get the money he would want for it :p Also wasn’t that is350 a troll? If I remember I’ve been failed by him dozens of times. Spoiler! |
C'mon man, we're all trolls on the forum. |
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(also Pick a ride for BICBAWS thread incoming, just gotta separate it cause of word limit LOL) |
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is350 is just crying because I made fun of him for a half assed dox on some lady a long time ago, and fails me every single post he sees from me since then. Its totally unrelated to anything I write in the actual posts. |
I believe that M3 was between $13-15K (mid teens basically). Just looking at the mileage, I wouldn't have posted it if it was over $15K. EDIT: I could have sworn the last time it was posted, it was listed in Vancouver, not Richmond but I can't totally remember. It might have changed hands. I don't know much about BMWs (only BBWs) |
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is350 fails me often as well and I have no idea what the hell I did to him. |
I sold my E36 M3 sedan (not coupe!) 5 years ago for around $12K or so. It had a nice suspension setup and all the details taken care of. But keep in mind, 5 years ago, not many people were lusting after E36 M3s as it hadn't reached cult status, and E46 M3 was (and still is) the more desirable option. Sedan models are rare, but like westopher said, they don't have the same demand as couples due to the variety of options and availability. I liked the sedan for its practicality, but it also means someone looking for the same level of practicality has the same requirement. They aren't putting coupes at the top of their list for that reason. Coupes are often more of a "Shut up and take my money!" situation than compared to sedans. |
I don't like feeler posts for common stuff like mostly stock modern cars you can find anywhere, but for older/rarer vehicles I can understand the thought behind it. They don't have to sell the car so it won't be a crazy deal, but if someone wants that particular car with that particular setup they'll mainly be saving the time to get a cheaper one to that state. If westopher had his car for $30k it would be a crackpipe price to someone that just wants an E36, but if someone wants one in the condition his is with the rare mods and the maintenance they're saving a ton of time and work. Granted that shrinks the number of potential buyers immensely, but it at least ensures the car is more likely to go to someone that will actually care for it and not just run it into the ground. |
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i believe that generation has seats from recaro |
That Prelude is a real survivor. |
It all makes sense now, about the Buicks! Those BBW's love the big comfy American car. I respect your cunning strategy sir. Quote:
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I wonder if he's trying a consignment deal I'd be way into it if I was shopping for a family hauler. |
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