any experience with the e36 m3?
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If these cars are so cheap to buy and fun and easy to modify, why do you not own one? You are a true car enthusiast, no true car enthusiast would be without a car unless it was beyond their control. Here you are saying you can pick up great stuff for less than the price of a grotty holiday in Spain and... you don't have one....
Mmmmmpolo...
If you're not already there, get on Retro Rides.
Five grand would build you a hell of a car. That orange 2 door kadett (with C20XE) I posted a few weeks back was up for 3.5k...
220-250bhp, sub 900kg, caged and ready to go on sticky track rubber for five grand.
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Sounds like a good alternative to a M3. I know M3s are renowned for being stripped out and having roll cages
Yeah sorry this went a bit off topic. My current position means that buying a car that is good as stock is what i ideally want.
What ive wanted to do for ages now is totally gut a car and work from there to make a track animal. Ive been through about 6 cars in two years (since i started driving) because i buy something, fiddle with it to a point and then can't progress any further because i dont have the space to do what i really want and sell it.
What ive wanted to do for ages now is totally gut a car and work from there to make a track animal. Ive been through about 6 cars in two years (since i started driving) because i buy something, fiddle with it to a point and then can't progress any further because i dont have the space to do what i really want and sell it.
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There is, of course, the Porsche 944 within your budget. Avoid everything bar the S2 or the Turbo but you'd be lucky to find a Turbo and if it goes wrong, don't fixit, leggit. The S2 though is swift, handles beautifully and is a solid piece of kit. A great platform for a great drivers car.