After some time away from the car world taking care of other priorities in life, im back in a BMW E36 vert. This time in a properly maintained 1999 M3 with only two owners. Came across the car accidentally on Craigslist, I was looking for an 8 series and stumbled onto this. I am no fan of silver...especially with grey interior, however, I knew I had to buy it after I imagined what I would do to it, paint it BMW 2002 Inka Orange on 18" three piece style 5's with clean driveable fitment. No rediculous camber and stupid low on this car. My last vert (Marilyn) burnt me out from that life. Words cant describe how much better life is when everything in your car works properly!







I don't like E36 M mirrors at all, swapped them to E34 mirrors, new headlights and fogs.

Gave some life to the faded ///M emblem

Spring Cleaning...

everything was covered in a yellowish film. So grosss.



Cleaned | Dirty


Clean

Swapped the wheels for something more my taste.

Found a set of never mounted OG Broadways.




Desperate for anything to do to the car at a cheap price...
Used some aluminum sheet from lowes, craftsmanship, and good ol JB Weld





Bumper crack fixed using leftover aluminum I used for my heat shield and more JB Weld and Slats in place.

With the Broadways settled, lowered it a hair.

Did some measurements on the Style 5 faces.









I don't like E36 M mirrors at all, swapped them to E34 mirrors, new headlights and fogs.

Gave some life to the faded ///M emblem

Spring Cleaning...

everything was covered in a yellowish film. So grosss.



Cleaned | Dirty


Clean

Swapped the wheels for something more my taste.

Found a set of never mounted OG Broadways.




Desperate for anything to do to the car at a cheap price...
Used some aluminum sheet from lowes, craftsmanship, and good ol JB Weld





Bumper crack fixed using leftover aluminum I used for my heat shield and more JB Weld and Slats in place.

With the Broadways settled, lowered it a hair.

Did some measurements on the Style 5 faces.



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