In Canada

[keplerk]

Hi,
I am fairly new to the forum, I was just wondering if anyone knows how to go about finding a good condition E30 in Canada. My first E30 was a 325is it was in great condition until I hit ice, and wrote it off. I am now searching local adds show very little for E30s any Ideas?

[EThreezero]

Welcome to the zone mate, get yourself down to Tampa Fl and buy this


http://cgi.ebay.ca/BMW-3-Series_W0QQite ... 286.c0.m14

[poolnoodle]

I hit ice, and wrote it off

Time for an iX then
Welcome to the zone. Have spotted a few E30s on eBay originating from Canada. Can you import from US? - Cal. or warmer climate where roads aren't salted. Better still, an excuse for a road trip!!

[hennabm]

Are you a member of the Car Club in Canada and which province are you in?

I know a few guys in the Ontario chapter of the club that might be able to help, if you are that side of the country.

[jaymos]

whats the deal with the bumpers on yank cars? ugly as sin

[mrLEE30]

US cars must be able (may no longer be the case) to survive a 5mph crash without deforming the bumpers, hence the ugly yank bunmpers which have a damper behind them

[keplerk]

I am in Saskatchewan, (Center of Canada) As far as importing thats kind of what I was wondering, I looked for imports from the states, but found no sites (anyone know of anything). I am also not a part of the Canada car club in fact didnt know there was one so that may be a start for me. I would love a Bmw not from here just because I know how brutal the winters can be. My first e30 was a US car but I took it from the second owner, so I got no information on its origin.

Thanks for the comments.

Regards

Kyle.

[Nay]

Just look on US car sites, Ebay and the likes... Obviously trying to keep it as northern as possible! (I imagine its a long drive from even north US to central canada!).

Anything without rust is a bonus! (Although US cars dont rust as much.)