A Unicorn, found local to me

1988 BMW M5, My dream car. local to me here WAY out of my price range. This berkeleying bums me so damn much.

http://charlotte.craigslist.org/cto/4553566800.html

One of you please buy it so I can know where it is and buy it from you when I am able

That's another one of those cars that I didn't like when new, but I'd love to own one now.

$22,500......

that seems steep... none the less, I need new boxers be right back...

I already don't like the guy selling it 1. Because I don't think he understands quotation marks, and B. because he wrote sponkie stallions

nepa03focus wrote: because he wrote sponkie stallions

+1. I want to plunge my fist thru his sternum, snatch out his still beating heart and bite a hunk out of it as I watch the light fade from his eyes for that transgression.

nepa03focus wrote: I already don't like the guy selling it 1. Because I don't think he understands quotation marks, and B. because he wrote sponkie stallions

I was going to tell you to stop being a judgment jerk. Then I read the ad. I don't know that I could buy a car from him. That's some of the worst writing from someone that I suspect is fairly well educated I've ever read.
And yeah, I want to see some sponkie stallions trample on him after I read that.

I'd never be interested in it for that price. Probably not for half that money.

Seems like a lot of money. If it makes you feel better, mine had some crazy wheels that were not 15, 16 or 17 inch, they were 300mm diameter. Only one tire in the world available and it isn't cheap.

It does seem like a lot of money but the fact is, hand built, few were made, and it's 20 something years old. Next to the m1 I think they're one of the rarest of the bmw line

That's A: A lot of typos

    B: A lot of money

Right down the road from me. My old boss used to have an E28 M5 and it was beautiful. I think it is the only one I have seen in person. 22K is spendy.

I got as far as "Norht Cariolina" before I decided the seller was a total moron. I sell cars to total morons, but I don't buy from them. And then there was the price . . .