FS: Brand New E36 AC Schnitzer CLS Widebody Kit - Carbon Fiber!!!

Spencer · #1 (**permalink**) 05-17-2003, 05:37 PM

I've got a brand new AC Schnitzer CLS carbon fiber widebody kit for sale.

The kit is brand new and still in its original CEC boxes. Only opened for inspection.

It is fully construted of carbon fiber. It is very thick and strong. From what I have heard, the fitment is excellent, just like all AC Schntizer products.

The kit is out of production, and was a very limited production, so this is probabily one of the last or the last uninstalled/new CLS kit out there. If you are looking for the creme of the crop widebody kit for your E36, this is it.

Kit includes front/rear bumpers, side skirts, front fenders, rear quarter panels, gas tank filler extention and all adhesive included to mold rear 1/4 panels.

I'll start pricing at $5k, but I'll be taking best offer. The price will raise, since I have a couple people interested at a higher price. Please no low ball offers as I'm not in a hurry to sell this kit and will wait for the right buyer.

Shipping will be at the buyers expensive and will either be thru greyhound or a frieght company.

Pics can be seen at the following link, http://photo.starblvd.net/CLS007?st=album&pg=0

I will post pics of the actual kit for serious buyers.

Email me at spencerbunting@hotmail.com

*Please dont email me with installation price questions. Installations will range from $1k-$50k depending on the shop you go to.

Spencer · #2 (**permalink**) 05-18-2003, 01:10 PM

Spencer · #3 (**permalink**) 06-10-2003, 04:57 PM

omn2002 · #4 (**permalink**) 06-10-2003, 08:55 PM

If i had the money bro, I would buy it. Nice man. I wouldnt mind you sending me pics. omarnazihi@cox.net

Spencer · #5 (**permalink**) 07-09-2003, 01:22 PM

ChapelleIsGhey · #6 (**permalink**) 07-10-2003, 12:36 PM

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Originally posted by Spencer
...since I have a couple people interested at a higher price.

I thought you had buyers interested at a higher price? What happened to them and why dont you just sell it to them instead of bumping this post up all the time. No one here is idiotic enough to pay 5k for it. Heres an idea, if it isnt selling, the price is way too ****ing high, so dont keep raising it trying to get more money.

Black Rob · #7 (**permalink**) 07-10-2003, 12:39 PM

Yeah that shit is whoa son. How about being realistic?

Peace. All up in your mom like Whoa.

Spencer · #8 (**permalink**) 07-10-2003, 02:18 PM

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Originally posted by ChapelleIsGhey
I thought you had buyers interested at a higher price? What happened to them and why dont you just sell it to them instead of bumping this post up all the time. No one here is idiotic enough to pay 5k for it. Heres an idea, if it isnt selling, the price is way too ****ing high, so dont keep raising it trying to get more money.

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Yeah that shit is whoa son. How about being realistic?

Ah, two perfect examples of why I rarely come to this site anymore.

First off, do either of you even know anything about the ACS CLS program? Probabily not. But to quickly tell you, there are NO MORE of these kits in the world coming out of AC Schnitzer's facilities. People were "idiotic enough" to pay $9000+ for this exact kit when they were still producing it.

Secondly, have you taken economics before? Probabily not to that educational level yet but, there is a concept of supply and demand. This is a perfect example of that. Not much demand, but at the same time, not much supply. There is NO market for this kit, meaning someone who knows what type of product I am selling will pay a fair amount for it.

There are finer things in life, such as this kit. This is not some VIS Racing kit that you have on your honda, this is the absolute best quality widebody kit you can install on an E36 BMW. Finer items such as this, cost more.

Bottom line, if you can't afford it and don't have anything positive to add to my thread, then DONT POST.

Either way, you two need to go back to english class and then realize that this isn't a "dave chapelle forum" or a "black thug forum".

Tino · #9 (**permalink**) 07-10-2003, 02:53 PM

is this a "white forum"??

icemann633 · #10 (**permalink**) 07-10-2003, 03:10 PM

that kit is bad as hell...I just know its gonna be another 5k to have it painted and installed! I want it sooo bad!

ChapelleIsGhey · #11 (**permalink**) 07-10-2003, 04:10 PM

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Originally posted by Spencer
Ah, two perfect examples of why I rarely come to this site anymore.

First off, do either of you even know anything about the ACS CLS program? Probabily not. But to quickly tell you, there are NO MORE of these kits in the world coming out of AC Schnitzer's facilities. People were "idiotic enough" to pay $9000+ for this exact kit when they were still producing it.

Secondly, have you taken economics before? Probabily not to that educational level yet but, there is a concept of supply and demand. This is a perfect example of that. Not much demand, but at the same time, not much supply. There is NO market for this kit, meaning someone who knows what type of product I am selling will pay a fair amount for it.

There are finer things in life, such as this kit. This is not some VIS Racing kit that you have on your honda, this is the absolute best quality widebody kit you can install on an E36 BMW. Finer items such as this, cost more.

Bottom line, if you can't afford it and don't have anything positive to add to my thread, then DONT POST.

Either way, you two need to go back to english class and then realize that this isn't a "dave chapelle forum" or a "black thug forum".

Actually, I know quite a lot about the ACS CSL kit and the CSL program. But I dont need to get into what the CSL and CSL 2 entailed and the differences between the two since you should know that if you are claiming to know about the CSL program. I know it didnt cost $9000 new, more like $6500. That is your ego hoping to get that much for your kit. As for supply and demand, those wanting a kit like this will know that Fiber Artz can produce this exact kit with much better fitting front fenders then the original ACS. With the original ACS, you have to cut part of the piece under the headlight and merge it to the fender, while the fiberartz allows you to use all of the factory nose panel and not cut anything off. The fiber artz kit is molded right from the original ACS, and costs less then what you are asking. So why would anyone buy this from you for over $5000 when they could get the exact same thing for less. I know you are going to try and say well its a replica and the quality isnt as good, however look at the quality of it on Lou's old 325 that he sold. It was just as good as the original ACS. It was definitely not VIS quality.
I cant believe you have the audacity to speak to me like Im an uneducated individual because of my screen name and quickly jump to conclusions that I must not know anything about your kit since Im posting the honest truth and not wanting anyone on this board to get ripped off. You need to loose the stereotyping and expand your limited range of thinking. Maybe you should go back to school and learn the concepts of greed and the fine line between being greedy and just plain ripping someone off.

hamannHM3 · #12 (**permalink**) 07-10-2003, 04:13 PM

just let the dude sell his kit...

omn2002 · #13 (**permalink**) 07-10-2003, 11:00 PM

Damn. This is some comedy!!!

hamannHM3 · #14 (**permalink**) 07-11-2003, 03:29 PM

why dont we all meet up and watch these dudes fight!??

swiftvision · #15 (**permalink**) 07-11-2003, 04:57 PM

Are you trying to say that you should buy a knock off kit vs the orignal at about the same price???? Your crazy for thinking that....knock off's NEVER fit just as well...plus this is Carbon Fiber VS cheap fiberglass.