E36 "pickup conversion" on eBay...

[ian_touring]

Have never seen this done before.
Not sure about it, pointless or priceless?

[-crookedtail-]

I know I shouldn't, but I quite like that. Always had a soft spot for the Aussie Utes so probably the reason.

100% wouldn't buy it myself though

[KTF]

Good job they pointed out that it wasnt a M3 otherwise it might have appeared in the results when people were searching for a M3

[fatboy69]

Why do that?

What a waste of a, probably, perfectly decent E36.

[JB!]

awful advert though.

but I like the idea. I'd love an E30 pickup.

[Boobonman]

fatboy69 said:

Why do that?

What a waste of a, probably, perfectly decent E36.

More likely a crash damaged heap.

[ian_touring]

"It seemed a good idea at the time." On the plus side, I imagine it's a bit lighter after the haircut.

ETA but lost some rigidity...

[Disco You]

"not M3"

It boils my piss when people do that.

[DanielSan]

Sport bumpers, 3.2 EVO engine, uprated suspension/brakes etc that would be an awesome project

[redtwin]

Someone who wants pickup to carry things you wouldn't want to put in the boot of an estate/saloon, but does not want the stiff agricultural ride and size of the average pickup available in the UK market.

Nothing wrong with that at all.

[V8forweekends]

Disco You said:

"not M3"

It boils my piss when people do that.

And mine. I had a go at a bloke once - I was looking for a Ford ECU - he had a BMW one listed as "not Ford, Vauxhall etc etc" I asked him why I thought it would help him sell it to have it appearing in my Ford search - "it increases the hits" he replied, totally oblivious, the plank.

ETA - It's against eBay's "rules" too - ha ha not that they given a flying fig.

I wonder if that BWM has had a proper IVA inspection? What odds would I get down Paddy Power do you think? What chance of getting it insured legit?

Edited by V8forweekends on Friday 7th March 16:12

[HumbleJim]

I like it.

[Dids444]

I quite like it