E30 Zone

Found this on my trawl through eBay this morning:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... _768wt_922

I'm not an Alpina expert, but do like the look of it and if it's genuine, seems a good price?

Had a quick look on the Alpina register, but couldn't see it. Also, I know it was Cat D in 2000, so that might need a bit of investigation.

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I spotted that... One serious lump of car for £2k

If that's a genuine car and is in good condition that looks a bargain!

Horny! Just plain Horny!.

Horny! Just plain Horny!.

Looks very reasonable. It might be a shed, but..........

Saveable!

Lovely car- I want!

Find a mint example, and there won't be much change from 10 grand!

so yours is going to take 8 grand to get mint?? mmm no thanks

iceox wrote:

Find a mint example, and there won't be much change from 10 grand!

so yours is going to take 8 grand to get mint?? mmm no thanks

TBH, i'd rather buy one that needs work, throw 8k at it to get it where I want it. That way I'd know whats what and the car inside out.

Rather than buy one for 10k and find other peoples work was as I would like and then have to do it all over again.

This could be a right result for someone this car. it's had the engine work, new alloys in 2000 which therefore have done fewer miles and it looks a straight honest car. Worth a look IMO

The flaw in that argument is that no B10 E34 is worth 10 grand. 5 at a push maybe, £3500 for a good one.

Andyboy wrote:The flaw in that argument is that no B10 E34 is worth 10 grand. 5 at a push maybe, £3500 for a good one.

Very few e30 convertibles are worth 8 bags but many on here have ploughed that and more into them.

Well that didn't hang about. Looks like it was sold on Saturday afternoon.

Wonder if anyone here bought it?

Will be interesting to see whether it resurfaces in a few weeks with another bag on it or if it's a keeper for the new owner?