This 1994 BMW M3 is a heavily modified E36 track build, finished in White over a stripped, caged race interior. Its S50B30 straight-six is fitted with a Roots supercharger and produces 388 bhp, paired with a five-speed manual gearbox, and it is now offered by Open Air Imports in Eastbourne, England, with a 10-photo gallery. This car is not a standard M3 and is listed as the modified track car it is.

The modifications are extensive and are stated plainly here: a Roots supercharger kit, a weld-in full roll cage, Corbeau seats, a carbon front spoiler, AP Racing brakes, and carbon and lightweight wheels, with the car lightened for fast road and track use. An Omex ECU is fitted. The seller reports the supercharger kit has been completely refitted and rebuilt by their workshop and the car prepared to a high standard for its next owner.

The cabin is a track specification interior built around the cage and Corbeau seats, trimmed in black. The seller describes the car as direct and taut in its setup, while remaining civilised to drive on the road.

The seller reports the car has been well looked after by its previous owners and used as intended, as a fast road and track car. The E36 M3's S50 straight-six responds strongly to forced induction, and this example is offered openly as a 388 bhp supercharged track build rather than a collector-standard car.