1973 Bmw 2002 Tii 'euro' on 2040-cars
Seattle, Washington, United States
1973 2002 TII ‘Euro’ Original, numbers matching 73 TII sunroof, this is a true euro spec car. This has been extensively gone through mechanically with receipts, all fluids have been changed, cooling- including a re-cored radiator, all hoses and clamps replaced, drivetrain- including engine, trans and diff fluids. Fuel system- including all soft fuel lines and filters replaced. Brake system completely gone through including new front pads and rotors, hub seals, rear shoes, wheel cylinders and fluid. Steering box was refreshed with rag joints and seals replaced. Ignition system including new Bosch blue coil, cap, rotor, plugs and plug wire set. All Electrical has been gone through and is all in working order lights, signals gauges, dome light etc. Three things were changed over when imported to the US, turn signals, headlights, and speedo. These have all been replaced with proper used euro turns, H-4 lights and buckets and the 220 KPH speedo. The interior is original so needless to say is worn, seats are the Lux fabric inserts that are rough, carpet is original but in very good shape. Sunroof has been gone through and works flawlessly. Paint is Fjord and was resprayed probably 15-18 years ago, small rust above driver headlight at the seam, spare wheel has minimal rust and the inside of rear deck lid has some rust. Rockers, shock towers all clean. This is an unmolested, original and a very solid running, driving example of what these cars are. It is available locally and can be removed from auction before expires. |
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