Year: 1976
Model: 2002
Make: BMW
Mileage: 48,356
Here is a fantastic example of a truly wonderful car. The BMW 2002 Turbo. Offered exclusively in 1974, this 1976 example has been created to pay tribute to one of the Marques finest cars, while updating the components to make it more driveable and fun. Originally from the U.S, this car comes with a stack of receipts showing the extensive work and funds put into this car. This crate BMW Turbocharged engine (E21 2.0) pulls very strong, has a wonderful Turbo chirp and sounds terrific. This engine is coupled with an upgraded 5 speed gearbox vs the standard 4 spd. Upgraded Recaro seats are in place. The rims and tires are excellent. Paint is very good with the exception of a few very slight flaws. The car comes with its own laptop and software to map the engine to ones liking and that unit is found in the console. The car drives wonderfully and is appreciated by many who see it.
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