FS :M3 E30 euro lachssilber

[tonystar801]

For sale my car...




- sport evo carbon front spoiler

- sport evo rear spoiler

- OZ magnesium 18x8.25 and 10.25

- Bilstein B8 coilover HR springs

- camber plates

- rear BC racing suspensions coilover

- ackermann

- origin brakes ATE / zimermann

- S3.91

- full powerflex black series


- inox home made exhaust DTM

- evo2 exhaust manifold

- evo2 admission manifold

- recaro sr2

- sport evo steering wheel

- m3 e36 3.0 direction

- m3 3.2 chain tendor

- mishimoto front radiator

- ....

Perfect to drive on the street or track...

81000 euros, FRANCE

[tonystar801]

more pictures

[jimmy p.]

Man that is a pretty car. Please post some more pictures.

[Kyldare]

My god that's a gorgeous car. Incredible wheels. Are those still available from OZ?

[TheHunter]

Beautiful. Mileage? And documentation with the car?

[tonystar801]

Hello , the car have 212000km.
i have an enormous book with papers, restauration pictures.....

[Steve88M3]

Have followed you on Instagram for years - the inspiration for my set up these days. Good luck with the sale.

[Kyldare]

Have followed you on Instagram for years - the inspiration for my set up these days. Good luck with the sale.

What's the Instagram handle? I'd love to see more photos of this car.

[tonystar801]

tomassi.to on instagram

[topcarbon]

your car is beautiful

any idea how to import to the United States and cost to do so?

[babraham]

any idea how to import to the United States and cost to do so?

The import process itself isn’t too difficult, especially in a case like this where the car is older than 25 years.
You will pay 2.5% of the purchase price in tax to import it into the US.
Shipping price depends on if you use RORO (roll on, roll off) or a container. I’ve used both in the past for different levels of cars…for a car this nice I would recommend container. Depending on the port you’re importing to and from (I’ve always imported to CA ports from UK & Germany), you’re looking at between $1500-$4500 or so for shipping.
Plus a bit for insurance, import docs, EPA/DOT docs, etc…give or take $2-3k for all those.
Plan on a couple hours for all the forms, a few thousand $ out of your pocket for the above costs, and hopefully a knowledgeable DMV agent at your local branch when you go to title and register it.

[L James]

If you don't want to do the paper work, you can contact someone such as JK Technologies in Baltimore, MD or Wallace Labs in Houston, TX. They are very familiar with the process. There will be a cost for their services. I used JK Technologies when I imported my E30 M3 Cabrio, but that was in '03.

[topcarbon]

The import process itself isn’t too difficult, especially in a case like this where the car is older than 25 years.
You will pay 2.5% of the purchase price in tax to import it into the US.
Shipping price depends on if you use RORO (roll on, roll off) or a container. I’ve used both in the past for different levels of cars…for a car this nice I would recommend container. Depending on the port you’re importing to and from (I’ve always imported to CA ports from UK & Germany), you’re looking at between $1500-$4500 or so for shipping.
Plus a bit for insurance, import docs, EPA/DOT docs, etc…give or take $2-3k for all those.
Plan on a couple hours for all the forms, a few thousand $ out of your pocket for the above costs, and hopefully a knowledgeable DMV agent at your local branch when you go to title and register it.

thank you for your response.
so budget about $10k
wish it were closer

[tonystar801]

the car is for sale on https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/1988-bmw-e30-m3-8

Don't hesitate to put an auction , i receve lot of message for this car.

[tonystar801]

Always for sale , 65000 euros .