polsta wrote:in a car advert "i bought it to track race/drift, but its too nice to do that do/strip out"
always boggles me, seem to see it a lot
just seems needless to say, 1 it shows your a drifter/racer (not the sort of person who anyone would like to buy an e30 from), and 2, it makes you sound like a bit of a tool, and it generaly just rings alarm bells when someone says it, rather than if theyd said nothing and just said a nice e30 for sale blah blah...
I got a Tech1 Sport. I bought it originally to learn how to drift and on a whim and I was just bored with my E46 323Ci
It happens.
But tucked up in the garage since January. Mainly standard.
You won't find many pukka E30s out there .... Just the way it is because E30s has been long time since they were new.
I personally don't see anything wrong with learning to drift and drifting is fun, awesome and watching the pros is just W O W.
Better to learn in a cheap RWD car.
Also better to learn in a car that is not rare.
However, 'I know of' someone that drifts in a M3 CSL Coupe :-S
Plenty of people track there M3 CSLs on CSL Register too :-S
Personally I would rather learn track days / drifting on a cheapo E30 325i / E46 M3 Coupe