where have all e34s gone?

[Rustam]

All over FB marketplace and E34 groups there, regional or nationwide. FB has surpassed craigslist which charges $4.00 for an ad to reduce the scam factors. Also look on BAT (Bring a trailer) which is like an ebay bidding site but prices are usually high. FB has the most and if you look regional and are friendly people will actually check basics out for you.

Thank you buddy. Didnt think about FB. I haven't been on that for years now.

[93 525 Paul]

Thank you buddy. Didnt think about FB. I haven't been on that for years now.

FB Marketplace is a bit of a splattered cat. Not only is it Facebook, but the search function is weak.
I live in CA and they are on CL all the time. SF, Sacramento, LA. Just peeked at CL SF and saw several, even one 57,000 mile creampuff. Crazy high price, but pristine.
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/cto...236561080.html

[Rustam]

Facebook, but the search function is weak.

Are you looking from a smartphone or another mobile device? The desktop version of the marketplace allows searching by model, year, price range, and most importantly transmission type. I was able to find a couple of cars in my area quickly.

[93 525 Paul]

Are you looking from a smartphone or another mobile device? The desktop version of the marketplace allows searching by model, year, price range, and most importantly transmission type. I was able to find a couple of cars in my area quickly.

Just hate FB but looked at it again. I am on desktop but not seeing search functions like you describe. Huh, will have to do some research...

[Rustam]

I am on desktop but not seeing search functions like you describe.

Facing the desktop, on facebook site, go to Marketplace, then Vehicles. Once in Vehicles, scroll down to find transmission type, with other specific search options.