hey guys just a quick one to figure out,
im looking into buying a work mates 316i and hes offering £2000 for the car, although its my dream car i need to know if thats a reasonable price, never came across one for so cheap but i dont know if thats my bad luck or this is a god send
cheers
buying
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maxfield
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All depends on condition of the car.

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andysheep
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316i is bottom of the range,but age ,rustyness, mileage,how many doors and a hole heap off other factors,make the price 
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How long is a piece of string, adverts range from from £400 to £4000
I have just bought the least desirable e30, a 316i, auto, touring, cloth interior....
but hope to restore it and trade up to a shabby 6 pot one day
I have just bought the least desirable e30, a 316i, auto, touring, cloth interior....
but hope to restore it and trade up to a shabby 6 pot one day
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daysack_RH
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63000 miles
only rust is on the rear drivers side wheel arch
cloth interior
all original parts
only bad point is a problem with central locking
im a armoured crewman in the army and we get trained to be mechanical engineers and ive had a look at the whole engine, running gear etc and theres no problems i can see
only rust is on the rear drivers side wheel arch
cloth interior
all original parts
only bad point is a problem with central locking
im a armoured crewman in the army and we get trained to be mechanical engineers and ive had a look at the whole engine, running gear etc and theres no problems i can see
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Rust is the killer with these. It's easy enough to build one to the spec you want from a solid shell. A lot of rust can lurk hidden underneath the car/in hard to see places like the bulkhead.
The important question is how many doors and chromie or facelift?
The important question is how many doors and chromie or facelift?
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daysack_RH
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three door faceliftross_jsy wrote:Rust is the killer with these. It's easy enough to build one to the spec you want from a solid shell. A lot of rust can lurk hidden underneath the car/in hard to see places like the bulkhead.
The important question is how many doors and chromie or facelift?
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tomson
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You're not looking properly a˜ƒdaysack_RH wrote:only bad point is a problem with central locking
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Brianmoooore
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Really? I know BMW have made a three door in their Mini range, but I've not come across an E30.daysack_RH wrote:
three door facelift
As ross says, the value is inversely proportional to the rust.
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ross_jsy
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You forget the coach built 3 door tourings. 7 were made iirc.

