1973 Bmw 2002 E10, Factory A/c And Sunroof on 2040-cars
Sacramento, California, United States
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This 1973 2002 has lived its entire life in California. Purchased in Los Angeles in 1973, and now in Sacramento. The driver's seat needs to be replaced (I can help you find one if you want stock). Otherwise, clean interior. Very small crack on dash. Stock steering wheel with no cracks. Car has just over 101,000 miles on it. Zero rust on the body. Very straight body, recent Agave Green paint job done in SoCal. No rust in spare wheel well or on shock towers. Engine is strong with no issues. Transmission works fine--factory four-speed manual. Factory sunroof, factory air-conditioning by Frigiking. Blaupunkt AM/FM/Cassette radio that actually works. Original tool bag with tools, factory jack. Stock wheels with stock BMW hubcaps. Original factory sticker, Frigiking instructions and manual. Lots of maintenence records going back to 1973. This car drives great. Were I to keep it, I'd put in a stock driver's seat, fix the front speakers, and drive the heck out of it. However, I found a nice tii so this Roundie has to go. Pre-purchase inspections are welcome and encouraged. Call Ken at Nine one six, 4 eight six, zero nine six one for details. Buyer pays all shipping charges. Deposit of $1,500 due by Paypal within 2 days, balance within 5 business days. This 2002 is sold AS-IS, where-is. Clear California title, not branded, non salvage. |
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