Agreed -- I don't think she adds value. Or if she does, it's strictly by the hour

 

To bad it's silver!

 

Are you sure it's a girl?

 

This car has been for sale for quite some time. Hate the GT3 badging! Screams poser.

 

Ask Slakker. If he likes "her", you'll have your answer.

 

+1

I echo your comments. I just don't get it when owners rebadge a car into something it's clearly not. I've even seen a recent local example on CL where an owner converted a standard narrow body Carrera into a turbo-look with an added aftermarket turbo unit installed and even put the intercooler vents and rebadged the car (rear logo, door sill logo, etc.). What's worse it was listed as a Porsche 996 Turbo. You wouldn't know it was a modified car unless you read the description and even with the sneaky wording, someone that doesn't know these cars very well, might have thought it was the real deal.

 

https://miami.craigslist.org/mdc/cto/5959097506.html

http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/cto/5933891640.html

204K!!

 

Lol, as soon as I saw silver I scrolled on by...

 

http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/n...958995232.html

Sketchy dealer, but a guards red coupe for under 11 kilobucks might be worth checking out.

 

Nice! That could be a perfect platform for autocross setup. Priced low enough to do engine out refresh and put coilovers in and stay under $20k!

 

I cringe any time a seller describes their wheels as being "wrapped" in whatever tire or describes their car as "pushing" xxx amount of horsepower. Nails on chalkboard.

Am I the only one?

 

No affiliation. Looked at this car tonight, and was not able to get a deal together on my trade. Car has under 50k miles, black, tan interior, 6 speed, paint looks original, no wheel scuffs, seats are perfect front and back. No stone chips, no door dings, smells great. Checked under car- no leaks. Has IMS Guardian installed and tested its dash button- that works as it should. Original radio, no heated seats. Has cruise. 17" OEM wheels with tires that are about 5+ years old but full of tread. This car was built in 6/98 which makes it an early 99 that should have the dual row IMS bearing. If you decide to call on the car, email Margy Cahill at mcahill@bmwmilwaukeenorth.com. She is at 414-290-4224. I bought a BMW from her a year ago and she is very professional and fun to work with. It is black, not blue as this ad states. I did not see any stickers related to an LN Engineering bearing.

http://www.umanskymotorcars.com/used...a57b2a2d27.htm

 

You and Schnelly should have a conversation about breaks, shoes, and stables...

 

I like that

 

http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/5947342149.html