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Pond

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Z3 project and E89 Z4
It sold for around £48k (plus fees) if I remember. I did watch the auction live but can't remember exact figures.
 
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1998 BMW Z3 Individual 1.9 M44 B19
Pond said:
It sold for around £48k (plus fees) if I remember. I did watch the auction live but can't remember exact figures.
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interesting!..Cheers Pond...I do like Harry and when he said Z3s had had a dip but are on the rise again, felt good!
 
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Pond

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Spaldingski, Lincs
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Z3 project and E89 Z4
So someone decided it was worth more than £50k then? I fear they may regret that decision.
Sorry but £65k for a bread van seems just ridiculous. It's been used aswell with 21,000 miles, so not like it has just come out of a time-warp wrapper.
 
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Pond

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British Zeds
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Dec 26, 2016
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144
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Spaldingski, Lincs
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Z3 project and E89 Z4
I think the reserves on a lot of the cars were way too high. The auctioneers were taking an age to get through the lots, as were waiting for bidders to get near the reserves IMO.
 
NeRo

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The car presented here is a 2002 Z3M Coupé (S54) and is reportedly one of less than ten S54 examples produced in arguably the best and rarest BMW colour of Imola Rot (Imola Red), with an all-black leather interior.
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I suppose it being an S54 & Imola Red makes it a bit more desirable?
 
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