[srey]

My friend, who currently has an E30 325i convertible, just asked me about this listing key found. I don't know why he was asking me, since I'm only really familiar with the E46 and later generation, but I figured I could check here to see if anyone knows anything about this tuning company and how rare/good they were. Internet searches don't yield much of anything, so I figured it would be no foul for me to ask this community..See part of the vehicle description below.

I am selling this beautiful and rare 335 i for my friend. This base 323i was converted to a 335 engine by the Prüser und Hammer company in the 1980s, including some chassis components.

This 323 was converted to a PH 35 by PH when it was first delivered. Comparable to a Kelleners K3 or Hartge H35.

Since PH has not only upgraded the technology but also the equipment, there are many typical PH details and emblems on the car. In addition to the 218hp engine and the rare 5-speed sports gearbox, a matching long differential with lock was also installed.

Approximately 37 of the PH 35 type were made, which makes it very rare as a car that was built in the first half of the 1980s and clearly distinguishes it from the 335s that were only privately converted in the last 10 years.

https://m.ebay-kleinanzeigen.de/s-an...49293-216-7619

[Chihuahua]

Never heard of them, but it's obviously just an E30 with an M30 swap. I don't think I'd pay any kind of premium just for the PH name, it certainly doesn't carry the brand cache that a name like Hartge or Alpina carries.