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Bmw E30 M3 Oem Evo Iii And Dtm Upgrades on 2040-cars

US $85,000.00
Year:1988 Mileage:199188
Location:

Kent, Washington, United States

Kent, Washington, United States
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This is the E30 M3 with Oem period correct EVO III options and DTM parts.
You can spend 80k on a new m3 or own the one and only true "Legend"!
I don't need to tell you the publicity this car has gotten if you know anything about Cars.
It goes by Gods Chariot for a reason.
The videos and articles this year alone on it says it all.
The parts I have acquired were oem options and took me years to find.
Some the parts are no longer available threw bmw .
Here is the list READY!!!!!!

Engine bay

Strut bar
Dtm carbon fiber intake
Miller maf
J&S safeguard knock sensor
Miller war chip tunable by laptop
I have the schrick 284/276 cams not installed yet
Did compression check when in California at e30 werks numbers were all 200-195
Has 540i motor mounts lower and stiffer.
Lower horizontal and verticle oil pan baffles

Suspension 
H&R race springs with Bilistein shocks 
Rear shock tower reinforcement plates

Borla exhaust

Oem EVO III front undertray with carbon fiber spoiler
EVO brake ducts
Euro front tow hook covers
Dtm carbon fiber mirrors
Evo III rear spoiler with carbon fiber flap
Euro license plate filler

Wheels are Period correct 3 piece Ac Schnitzer type I

Interior

Evo III red oem seat belts 
Ac Schnitzer steering wheel
Ac Scnitzer shift knob ebrake and foot peddles with dead peddle 
Recaro speed seats close as you can get to oem Evo III srd
Knock sensor and narrow band guage for rich lean 


The parts alone cost big $$$$$$

I have original owners manual with window sticker
Have a large book of receipts over the years even previous owners.
 

BMW M3 for Sale

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