This week’s overview of what’s happened in the M Coupe market. March 25, 2016.

I was asked to write the following article for BMW Vintage & Classic Car Club of America Newsletter. I thought I would post it here too. It's pretty cool all the attention M Coupes have received lately. The president of the BMW V&CCCA bought an immaculate alpine white S54 last year and is shipping it to Germany to take to all the 100 years of BMW celebrations. Awesome!

In doing these projects coupes, we have found that many coupe-specific parts are getting either hard to find or very expensive. It takes some luck and/or creativity to gather all the parts you may need. The cool part about buying "used" parts is that they come with some history. I was in the garage looking at the project coupe the other day and realized it now has parts from a lot of very special coupes. Not only will the buyer of this coupe getting a well-sorted, beautiful, and fun to drive car; but they will also be getting a piece of coupe history.

This week’s overview of what’s happened in the M Coupe market. March 18, 2016.

While the Randy Forbes kit was obviously the largest project, it was just one of many to make this coupe the best it can be. As always, if you need to do any of the projects mentioned, feel free to ask and I can tell you how I did it or what articles or videos I followed.

This week’s overview of what’s happened in the M Coupe market. March 11, 2016.

This week’s overview of what’s happened in the M Coupe market. March 4, 2016.