BMW Z3 with Ferrari 250 SWB kit
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smash said:
There's definitely been a Tribute coupe built based on a Z3M - it was the Dutch Tribute agent and it was on wires. Not sure if he's still around...
indeed, on a M roadster, was 'cheap' to buy, just 23k euro with just 117k km!, it made the roadster in a coupe.Edited by GTRene on Thursday 23 July 01:05
pingu393 said:
Thanks for finding that. I found this by reverse searching the images you posted...
I can't tell the size of the tyres, but they look like 17". I'm going to source a cheap 16" wheel and see if I can make it fit. At least I am now confident that 15" is too small, unless you are basing the build on a 2.8 (or smaller).
http://www.righthanddrivesportscars.nl/page26.htmlI can't tell the size of the tyres, but they look like 17". I'm going to source a cheap 16" wheel and see if I can make it fit. At least I am now confident that 15" is too small, unless you are basing the build on a 2.8 (or smaller).
pingu393 said:
It looks like a real bargain. It would be very difficult to build one for that price.
indeed it is, a Z3M with that low mileage to start with cost already more in most cases.this one was build a few years ago, in the time were a Z3M could be bought for not to much, thats why it could be offered at that price and that compagnie build it themselves I believe, otherwise not possible for that money.
jeff666 said:
wow, thats a lot... maybe because they are making some special ones with those ferrari engines, those BMW base cars also are in the lift and this one is just a 2.8 with original interior/dash.Gassing Station | Kit Cars | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff