Reply With Quoteif only it didn't cost another 10-12k to get it registered in the US.Originally Posted by BMWDriver
what's the deal with this board, this should be post #6
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M5 Touring on ebay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=330227153453
$35k buy it now - seems like a lot.
Derek A.
90 535i 5 Speed - Style 5 17"
if only it didn't cost another 10-12k to get it registered in the US.
what's the deal with this board, this should be post #6
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It's a supply and demand thing. If there's a buyer out there that wants one, I'm sure they'd be willing to pay the price. Federalizing these things appears to be quite a process. Also, this particular car looks to be in great cosmetic shape as well. I'll bet that the reserve is right around 31k. Let's see if the bidding get that high.
I'm sure the guys at euromcars.com are watching this one as they've got four M5T's in the U.S. conversion pipeline right now...
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It may be expensive but its looks pant-wettingly good! Not too keen on the interior colour though.
UK 1997 e34 540iA Touring, 1989 535i Sport - now sold, 1998 Mercedes CLK 200 Coupe
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There's one posted in the classifieds for around 20K$, in the Toronto area. I wonder if it sold... It's a German spec car. Seemingly a bargain compared to...
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