[StealYourFace]

http://enthusiastauto.com/qsearch/?i...1#.VHi1gL5N3zI

I always thought this would be a cooler swap than an s54- big displacement and period correct for the car.

Has to be a blast. Can't vouch for the car or seller, just saw it and thought it would be cool to post.

[davis449]

Originally Posted by StealYourFace

http://enthusiastauto.com/qsearch/?i...1#.VHi1gL5N3zI

I always thought this would be a cooler swap than an s54- big displacement and period correct for the car.

Has to be a blast. Can't vouch for the car or seller, just saw it and thought it would be cool to post.

There's an S54 swapped, mint Silver E30 M3 running around San Antonio. I know the owner and that car is flawless inside out and batshit to drive. He used to (or still does) own a BMW repair shop here locally.

[StealYourFace]

Originally Posted by davis449

There's an S54 swapped, mint Silver E30 M3 running around San Antonio. I know the owner and that car is flawless inside out and batshit to drive. He used to (or still does) own a BMW repair shop here locally.

Never said I would kick an s54 swapped e30 M3 out of bed for eating crackers

[dinanm3atl]

Delish. That is awesome.

[markus037]

EAG is known for selling only the best of the best when it comes to M cars. but man, you better have some fucking money if you want to buy from them. the good thing is, they go over the entire car and fix whatever is wrong with it, hence why the prices are so high. some of the E39 M5s they have for sale cost almost as much as they were when new lol.

thats probably the only place id ever buy a used bmw from and not worry about anything being wrong with it.

[StealYourFace]

Originally Posted by markus037

EAG is known for selling only the best of the best when it comes to M cars. but man, you better have some fucking money if you want to buy from them. the good thing is, they go over the entire car and fix whatever is wrong with it, hence why the prices are so high. some of the E39 M5s they have for sale cost almost as much as they were when new lol.

thats probably the only place id ever buy a used bmw from and not worry about anything being wrong with it.

Agreed. They usually have some nice e39 M5s with reasonable miles for under $30, which would be a deal in my eyes.

They have some e36 M3s that are staggeringly pricey, but again, are nearly perfect.

If I had my way, I would buy a clean interlgos blue e46 comp pack from them, have them add cruse control back on, do euro headers and evolve csl intake/tune, and call it a day. Would cost about as much as a new 228i m sport but would be worth it to have a near perfect, dialed in e46.

[markus037]

manual E46 M3 coupes in good shape still go for a good ammount of money. A friend of mine bought an interlagos E46 M3 ZCP for $26k and he can probably sell it for that much, E46 M3s hold value