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For Sale : Andy Basham's STX BMW 330i ZHP
Details and pics here :
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=112877
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=57900
$550.00 for Camber/Caster Plates? :eek: :eek: Are they made of gold?
rumatt
09-25-2005, 08:01 PM
$550.00 for Camber/Caster Plates? :eek: :eek: Are they made of gold?
That's what they cost for an E46. :dunno: GC plates are a tad cheaper, but not much.
rumatt
09-25-2005, 09:10 PM
List it on bimmerforums too, no?
clyde
09-25-2005, 09:17 PM
and toadfly
rumatt
09-25-2005, 09:28 PM
And TMS (http://www.turnermotorsport.com/html/showadds.asp?Type=car)
what car next?
I’m still undecided on which car/class to run next year. I figure I’ll wait and see if the car sells… if it doesn’t I’ll probably just run it again in STX.
I did however, just purchase an ‘87 BMW 325is as my new daily driver. I should have it in the next couple weeks.
List it on bimmerforums too, no?
Yep, got bimmerforums, still need to post on RoadFly and TMS. Thanks!!
Priced to sell $42,000 !!
Fair market value ($32k) plus half the cost of the mods ($10k)
Priced to sell $42,000 !!
Fair market value ($32k) plus half the cost of the mods ($10k)
Andy, no offense on your FMV calculation, but a friend of mine bought an '03 ZHP with 17K miles on it back in April for 29K. Around the same time someone was selling a very similar car for very similar money on the 'fest. I'd guess that the FMV of an 03 with 41K miles is probably in the mid to high twenties.
rumatt
10-02-2005, 10:37 PM
Andy, no offense on your FMV calculation, but a friend of mine bought an '03 ZHP with 17K miles on it back in April for 29K. Around the same time someone was selling a very similar car for very similar money on the 'fest. I'd guess that the FMV of an 03 with 41K miles is probably in the mid to high twenties.
I have a stripped down non-ZHP 2003 330i. I estimate it's worth $25K. 26K if I'm lucky. :mad:
John V
10-03-2005, 07:26 AM
Andy, no offense on your FMV calculation, but a friend of mine bought an '03 ZHP with 17K miles on it back in April for 29K. Around the same time someone was selling a very similar car for very similar money on the 'fest. I'd guess that the FMV of an 03 with 41K miles is probably in the mid to high twenties.
WOW.
I've been pricing out these cars for .. oh, about three weeks now :o and I have never seen one anywhere close to that low. The one that was local to me had 12,500 mi on it and it sold for a hair under $33k, and that car didn't have a sunroof. BMW Towson (always overpriced) has two on their lot right now that they're asking roughly $34k for. One has a sunroof, one does not.
Most people are asking $32-33k for theirs with slightly fewer miles than Andy's. I think his FMV calculation is spot on, given how well he's taken care of his car.
JV
WOW.
I've been pricing out these cars for .. oh, about three weeks now :o and I have never seen one anywhere close to that low. The one that was local to me had 12,500 mi on it and it sold for a hair under $33k, and that car didn't have a sunroof. BMW Towson (always overpriced) has two on their lot right now that they're asking roughly $34k for. One has a sunroof, one does not.
Most people are asking $32-33k for theirs with slightly fewer miles than Andy's. I think his FMV calculation is spot on, given how well he's taken care of his car.
JV
Yup. I occassionally see what my car is worth. I have yet to see anyone selling ANY ZHP 330i for less than low 30's. No doubt a dealer will royally screw you, but it selling privately one should do ok.
I am cautiously optimistic that these ZPH's will hold their value pretty well as time goes on when sold privately. I mean, already there seems to be strong interest from enthusiats for used ZHP's. But who knows. I am at least 3 years away from selling mine.
That's about 6 grand more than the ZHP was worth 14 months ago. That seems odd.
Andy, no offense on your FMV calculation, but a friend of mine bought an '03 ZHP with 17K miles on it back in April for 29K. Around the same time someone was selling a very similar car for very similar money on the 'fest. I'd guess that the FMV of an 03 with 41K miles is probably in the mid to high twenties.
Working for BMWFS has it’s privileges. For my VIN and exact mileage this is what our systems came up with.
Book Value: 34,450.00
Estimated Value is: 31,275.00
Book Value = what a private party or dealer might sell it for.
Estimated Value = what BMWFS would expect to get out of it at auction.
I selected a “fair” value somewhere in between. If someone bought one for $29k, the buyer should consider himself very lucky that he bought it from a seller that didn’t know the value of his car.
EDIT : The values that you get from kbb.com or nada.com are not accurate and that’s probably where people are making their mistakes.
John V
10-03-2005, 09:06 AM
EDIT : The values that you get from kbb.com or nada.com are not accurate and that’s probably where people are making their mistakes.
Agreed 100%. kbb.com and nada.com are accurate for some cars, but they don't seem to represent the "real world" of buying and selling cars, especially cars that are at all unique.
A $29k ZHP is a fantastic buy!
FWIW I just sold my 73,000 mile old 1995 M3 for $17,500. Kbb said it should be $11,755 private party. You'll never find an M3 in driveable condition for $12k. $14k is the lowest I've seen a "decent" M3 go for, and it needed some serious work. Most '95s seem to trade in the $15k to $18k range with the $18k cars being extremely well-maintained and having low mileage.
JV
Working for BMWFS has it’s privileges. For my VIN and exact mileage this is what our systems came up with.
Book Value: 34,450.00
Estimated Value is: 31,275.00
Book Value = what a private party or dealer might sell it for.
Estimated Value = what BMWFS would expect to get out of it at auction.
I selected a “fair” value somewhere in between. If someone bought one for $29k, the buyer should consider himself very lucky that he bought it from a seller that didn’t know the value of his car.
EDIT : The values that you get from kbb.com or nada.com are not accurate and that’s probably where people are making their mistakes.
Huh. I bow to your knowledge--I will also tell my buddy that the deal he got was even better than he thought. :thumbup:
That's about 6 grand more than the ZHP was worth 14 months ago. That seems odd.
um, apparently not
The car has been parted out and I'm selling the parts separately (see links below). If interested, send me a PM or email me at andybasham at hotmail dot com. Thanks.
(4) 17x8 SSR Comps w/ Yokohama ADVANs:
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=117424
Recaro Pole Position Seats:
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=117416
UUC Underdrive Pulleys for E46:
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=117411
UUC TSE3 Exhaust:
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=117420
E46 Limited Slip Differential:
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=117418
EvoII Carbon Fiber Conforti Intake:
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=117414
Lightweight Battery Setup:
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=117412
Racing Dynamics Sway Bars:
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=117421
UUC StrutBarbarian Strut Brace:
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=117419
OEM Clear Lens Kit for an E46:
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=117413
BMW 3 Series (E46) Service Manual: 1999-2005:
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=117415
Da Lan Trailer Hitch for an E46:
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=117423
Schroth Rallye 4 Quick Fit Harnesses :
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=117422
* The coilovers and camber plates have already been sold.
* The coilovers and camber plates have already been sold.
:ack:
John V
10-31-2005, 04:17 PM
So, Andy, what're you going to be winning Nationals in next year? :D
For Sale : (4) 17x8 SSR Competition Wheels w/ 235/40/17 Yokohama ADVAN Neova AD07s
These wheels were purchased new about 11 months ago. They’re in excellent condition, no scrapes or marks of any kind and are true and round. They will fit all E36 and E46 models. The tires were purchased new and shaved 2 months ago. They have about 4/32nds of tread left. You can purchase the wheels and tires brand new for $2,400. I’m asking $1,800 plus shipping.
Since the tires need to be replaced for normal street use, that only leaves $600 to buy them, plus mounting and balancing. Seems that it would be more expensive to buy your used set, then it would be to buy the same tire/wheel package new. :?
But, someone will actually think it's a good deal, and buy them from you. :lol: So I can't really fault you for that.
Nick M3
10-31-2005, 04:55 PM
Since the tires need to be replaced for normal street use, that only leaves $600 to buy them, plus mounting and balancing. Seems that it would be more expensive to buy your used set, then it would be to buy the same tire/wheel package new. :?
But, someone will actually think it's a good deal, and buy them from you. :lol: So I can't really fault you for that.
It's pricey, but only an idiot would buy SSRs for street use. :p
Since the tires need to be replaced for normal street use
um, why?
um, why?
Only 4/32 tread left. They'd work fine, assuming they're still legal depth, in dry conditions. But you'd have a hard time in the rain.
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=60328
rumatt
10-31-2005, 07:33 PM
Since the tires need to be replaced for normal street use, that only leaves $600 to buy them, plus mounting and balancing. Seems that it would be more expensive to buy your used set, then it would be to buy the same tire/wheel package new. :?
If your goal is to buy them, then replace the tires with a new set, then, um yeah, don't buy these.
:? :? :? :?
It's pricey, but only an idiot would buy SSRs for street use. :p
Those were the wheels I was going to buy for the MINI. I specifically ordered the car without the SP for this reason. Are you calling me an idiot? :)
So, Andy, what're you going to be winning Nationals in next year? :D
I figure I’ll drive ff's S2000 and show him how to drive. ;)
Seriously though… still undecided at this point. :(
clyde
10-31-2005, 11:19 PM
starts with Z, end with 6 and has nothing between them...
John V
11-01-2005, 07:31 AM
Since the tires need to be replaced for normal street use, that only leaves $600 to buy them, plus mounting and balancing. Seems that it would be more expensive to buy your used set, then it would be to buy the same tire/wheel package new. :?
But, someone will actually think it's a good deal, and buy them from you. :lol: So I can't really fault you for that.
4/32nds is enough to drive around on. These would be a pretty good deal for someone looking for an autocross setup. Not as great of a deal for someone looking for street tires / wheels.
Then again, SSRs are kind of hard to come by these days.
I figure I’ll drive ff's S2000 and show him how to drive. ;)
Seriously though… still undecided at this point. :(
It's all waxed up, and waiting in the driveway for ya' :D
rumatt
11-04-2005, 04:58 PM
Someone remind me that I do NOT need Andy's LSD.
I want it bad. :irate:
It didn't sell yet, right?
Someone remind me that I do NOT need Andy's LSD.
I want it bad. :irate:
It didn't sell yet, right?
It is tempting. If it had shorter gearing, like 3.40 or so, even I would be interested.
Someone remind me that I do NOT need Andy's LSD.
I want it bad. :irate:
It didn't sell yet, right?
It’s still available. I’ve had a couple guys contact me about it, but nothing final yet.
rumatt
11-07-2005, 11:23 AM
It’s still available. I’ve had a couple guys contact me about it, but nothing final yet.
As much as I'd like to, it makes no sense right now. It's useless to me for autox, and as much as it would be fun to have an LSD on the street, it's not $2700 worth of fun.
I wouldn't be too hasty and lower the price too much. I know most folks want something with shorter gearing, but you'll find someone eventually who is a good fit and wants it badly.
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