RE: Redux restomods the E30 M3

RE: Redux restomods the E30 M3

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foxbody-87

2,675 posts

167 months

Thursday 14th March 2019
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What a fantastic looking car those E30s were. People mock ‘80s design for being boxy but they look so uncluttered and compact.

Sf_Manta

2,195 posts

192 months

Thursday 14th March 2019
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Perfection, absolute perfection driving

F1GTRUeno

6,371 posts

219 months

Thursday 14th March 2019
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bobbo89 said:
Really? That one's passed me by, who does them?
Automobili Amos.



https://www.evo.co.uk/lancia/integrale/21681/autom...

Check his Instagram out, he's got a CLK-GTR that he uses a lot, amongst others.

https://www.instagram.com/automobili_amos/?hl=en

British Beef

2,234 posts

166 months

Thursday 14th March 2019
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Take a nice old car, rebuild and modify, sell for 10 times the current inflated price.....

I am lost, are there that many people with £100s of k burning a hole in their pocket that they think these are value?

I understand the love of these, which is why I have a rebuilt Esprit and M5, but would never consider spending this sort of money on one.... Bonkers.

Julian Thompson

2,549 posts

239 months

Thursday 14th March 2019
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Can’t see the point in all this. It’s a lovely car but if you’ve got tonnes of cash why not just ring a specialist and get EXACTLY what you want?

PS why is the underbonnet area white?

s m

23,306 posts

204 months

Thursday 14th March 2019
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Julian Thompson said:
Can’t see the point in all this. It’s a lovely car but if you’ve got tonnes of cash why not just ring a specialist and get EXACTLY what you want?

PS why is the underbonnet area white?
What is the power without a turbo? Presumably more than 238bhp.
I'd be interested to see what they're charging for it compared to a Sport Evolution

helix402

7,894 posts

183 months

Thursday 14th March 2019
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This is the ultimate E30 M3:

(In my humble opinion)




I have driven lots of original M3s and also the Alpina version, and repaired and serviced both.

s m

23,306 posts

204 months

Thursday 14th March 2019
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helix402 said:
This is the ultimate E30 M3:

(In my humble opinion)




I have driven lots of original M3s and also the Alpina version, and repaired and serviced both.
I know Leins would be with you there and I remember Russell Bulgin being quite taken with it

Slippydiff

14,899 posts

224 months

Thursday 14th March 2019
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s m said:
helix402 said:
This is the ultimate E30 M3:

(In my humble opinion)




I have driven lots of original M3s and also the Alpina version, and repaired and serviced both.
I know Leins would be with you there and I remember Russell Bulgin being quite taken with it
And RB was right. I drove a leggy example that had not wanted for anything. A lovely, lovely thing to drive, irrespective of the masses saying it would never be as sweet handling as a 4 pot version ...
One of the M division's finest fettled by the masters of fettling BMWs.

Leins

9,501 posts

149 months

Thursday 14th March 2019
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s m said:
helix402 said:
This is the ultimate E30 M3:

(In my humble opinion)




I have driven lots of original M3s and also the Alpina version, and repaired and serviced both.
I know Leins would be with you there and I remember Russell Bulgin being quite taken with it
waveyyes That’s pretty much the holy grail right there IMO!

As an aside on the turbo-charging point, while for me an S14 should be NA, I recall talk of early plans for the E36 M3 being a turbo 4-cyl

s m

23,306 posts

204 months

Thursday 14th March 2019
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Leins said:
s m said:
helix402 said:
This is the ultimate E30 M3:

(In my humble opinion)




I have driven lots of original M3s and also the Alpina version, and repaired and serviced both.
I know Leins would be with you there and I remember Russell Bulgin being quite taken with it
waveyyes That’s pretty much the holy grail right there IMO!

As an aside on the turbo-charging point, while for me an S14 should be NA, I recall talk of early plans for the E36 M3 being a turbo 4-cyl
There's one up for sale in Germany at the moment.

The only snag is it's about £130,000.......

Leins

9,501 posts

149 months

Friday 15th March 2019
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s m said:
There's one up for sale in Germany at the moment.

The only snag is it's about £130,000.......
All I need now is a spare £200k for my B6 3.5S & B10 BT dream combo!


Nerdherder

1,773 posts

98 months

Friday 15th March 2019
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Snubs said:
I'll take two just incase one breaks. Not sure about the golf ball gearstick or the instrument panel, but other than that.... smokin

Wouldn't have the turbo either. Keeping it N/A is more authentic and it may well be more fun with less power anyway.
100% This. The Digi dash especially looks way out of place.

greeneggsandham

33 posts

101 months

Friday 15th March 2019
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M3 is nice, but for rarity value why not try recreate a 333i?

Slippydiff

14,899 posts

224 months

Friday 15th March 2019
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Jaybmw said:
Wheels don't suit but what a wee stunner.
On the contrary, the wheels do suit, and with good reason.







They look to be a pretty accurate reproduction of the original BBS wheels used in the DTM cars.
Though the reason they look slightly “different” is due to Redux not using centrelocks (the use of which really isn’t practical on a road car)

Matt Bird

1,454 posts

206 months

PH Reportery Lad

Friday 15th March 2019
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Sorry for any confusion ladies and gents, Redux definitely a UK company!


Matt

smithyithy

7,271 posts

119 months

Friday 15th March 2019
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If I win the Euromillions I'd have a lovely collection of stuff like this.. Singer 911, Alfaholics GTA-R, Amos Automobili Integrale, Eaglee E-type... and one of these M3s biggrin

Superdavros

236 posts

233 months

Friday 15th March 2019
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Two hundred and fifty thousand pounds?

Really?

Mine is for sale in the classifieds and you could use the remaining £208,000 to either:

- bring it up to being a pinnacle original car
- modify it within an inch of its life or
- buy a dozen properties to rent out in Stoke-on-Trent.....

https://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/...

I don't get it, but good luck to them.

daveco

4,142 posts

208 months

Friday 15th March 2019
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Superdavros said:
Two hundred and fifty thousand pounds?

Really?

Mine is for sale in the classifieds and you could use the remaining £208,000 to either:

- bring it up to being a pinnacle original car
- modify it within an inch of its life or
- buy a dozen properties to rent out in Stoke-on-Trent.....

https://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/...

I don't get it, but good luck to them.
May I ask why you're selling it??

Superdavros

236 posts

233 months

Friday 15th March 2019
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daveco said:
May I ask why you're selling it??
i'll send you a PM