1971 Bmw 2002 Base Sedan 2-door 2.0l Project Or Parts Car on 2040-cars
Sioux City, Iowa, United States
I am relisting this item. Due to the fact that the last "winning" bidder did not pay: PLEASE DO NOT BID ON THIS ITEM UNLESS YOU HAVE COMPLETED A MINIMUM OF 50 EBAY TRANSACTIONS AND HAVE A 100% RATING
Here we have a barn fresh BMW (Last driven/licensed in 2005) The color currently is the classic Alpen Weiss, but was originally the Inka Orange. The car was originally from California, but came to the Midwest in the late 80's with it's current owner. Even though the car hasn't regularly in a long while, but we got it running in short order. I drove the car on the back highways to my home 35 miles at 55-60 miles an hour. I think it runs great, it does need some work of course, but I was really impressed. It starts up immediately, but there is a weeping at the top of the radiator, also the transmission seems alright although the linkage is weird/loose. The blower motor works kind of, it's slow but turens, and the wiper motor seems locked up. I know that those are not major concerns, but you need to know. The body is in need of some help, the rocker panels as you can see from the photos are pretty much shot, but the floor pans are surprisingly solid looking. The rear passenger fender and door is rough. The interior is overall solid but the front seats could use a covering and the dash is cracked. Over all this car is would be a good candidate for restoration, or at least a good parts car. If you have any questions or would like to see some specific photos please email Communication is important, so I would like to winning bidder to contact me and keep me informed on car pick up/shipping arrangements Winning bidder must pay $100 deposit with in 72 hours and the remainder with in 7 days Winning bidder is responsible for pick up/shipping. I would be willing to drive the car within a 90 mile radius from Sioux City Iowa for a fee. |
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