How much for a 1994 e36 325is m-technic is too much?

[TITE3NBIGD]

If you own or is familiar with the model vehicle listed in the heading, what did you either pay for it( pre-owned), or think it should go for?

I own a 1994 e36 325is to which I have added the E36 M3 aerodynamics, mirrors, cams, exhaust, vaders, E36 M3 Bilstein sport shocks, E36 M3 sport springs, DII 17x7.5" wheels, UUC EVO 3 short shift kit, DSSR(selector rod), E34 M5 clutch with UUC lightweight flywheel, stainless steel brake lines and clutch line, TMS subframe reinforcement plates, Poly RTAB's, TMS RSM's, plus other little goodies. My vehicle was recently hit by someone. Damage involves passenger rear quarter panel, passenger door, passenger rocker panel, a little damage on driver's rear quarter panel and after talking with the agent who came out and assessed the damage, she thinks it will be a total loss. I have been the sole owner of my car and put all 326k miles on it and build it into the car I wanted.

I love the E36 model and don't mind the 325is model. So, when I bought mine in 94 , I was not aware of the 325is M technic model.

So, how much should one expect to pay for one.

So, if you happen to own a 325is M technic or is familiar with the model, chime in and give your thoughts.

thanks.

[2002jm]

I just paid 3k for an m-technic; but it needs a lot of work.
jm

[Jjdcan]

In 2017 when I had to negotiate a write off (not a bmw) I used autotrader (in Canada) to find comparable vehicles to make my case for a higher payout.
made a $2k difference
not sure that mere verbal anecdotes will have any weight
plus hilight any recent mods

[jr02518]

If you are up for the quest, buy the best one you can find. That said, they are very thin on the street. Mine is a 218,000 mile driver. The original engine is long gone and is a solid 20 footer. I have spent what I paid for it getting it into driving condition and would not part with it for less than $15000.

They only built 150, every year that goes past they are only going to get harder to find and continue to increase in value.

But they are after all just a white '94 325is, that looks like a M3, that really should have a S50. Like mine is going to get.

David