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1974 Bmw 2002 on 2040-cars

US $8,700.00
Year:1974 Mileage:129 Color: Brown /
 Tan
Location:

Newman Lake, Washington, United States

Newman Lake, Washington, United States
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Please message me with questions at: marvinbellido@juno.com .

It has been well cared for and garaged its entire life.
Documents Included: Original German Packing List, Owners Manual, Factory Shop Manual, 1974 car registration. Mechanical •
Original engine. Never pulled, it has had regular oil and filter changes • Transmission: Rebuilt in mid- 80’s,
including clutch. This was typical for the car Interior Clean and odor free. No smoking ever in the car. Original
headliner, dash, console and door panels. Driver seat rebuilt in 1990. It needs to be reupholstered. I have both
seat pads for it from World Upholstery and they go with the sale. Trunk is clean, rust free, all original in color
with original toolkit. Exterior Repainted in 1978 due to the failure of the factory clear coat (BMW recall).
Maintained in original Sienna Braun. In around 1979/80, incurred minor front damage in an accident. The hood was
not damaged; just the front and you can see evidence of this due to the replacement part that has a snorkel. The
windshield is cracked. The wheels are not original to the car, they are 1973 Ronal’s and I have been told
rare/collectible. They were on the car when purchased. In 1990, I restored the paint and front seats. It was
stripped completely, primed and had Siikens two-step paint applied. All chrome border trim, rubber around windows,
trunk, and doors were replaced. Retained original Sienna Braun color. Driving Condition For the last 20 years, it
has been sitting in the garage and driven on a local errand, once or twice a month. It starts right up, always has.
The only breakdown ever was when the gas gauge broke and it ran out of gas. That was replaced. Based on my
observations, I’d drive it only a few miles until it has had a thorough going over. The tires look perfect;
however, they are old. If I were to keep the car, I’d replace the valve seals and rebuild the transmission.
Again, it runs, there is a puff of smoke on start up and then it runs clean. There is a bit of grind when
downshifting from 3rd to 2nd as the synchros are worn. I would also replace the tires. All normal maintence such as
oil changes, belts , water pump, battery has been done. Extras I was planning to restore the car and collected
parts in preparation for it. I haven’t made traction on my project, so it is time to release this car to someone
who will appreciate it and give it the care I have. It would make a great winter project. Extras I am including
are: Hella H-4 halogen headlights, factory BMW 2002 service manual, new ball Joints, brake pads, rubber bushings
for the front suspension. I also have a set of nylon bushings as well, two new Bilstien sport shocks for the front.
Many small parts to such as clips seals, driving lights, rubber gaskets for door handles. Two new door stop brakes.
A Hayne’s 2002 repair manual.

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While BMW has been showing concepts for its Active Tourer for over a year, they never seemed entirely real. Why would BMW, a company that has built its image on sporty, rear-wheel drive sedans, move into the five-door, front-wheel-drive market? The answer is still not entirely clear, but the new BMW 2 Series Active Tourer is very real. It launches in Europe later this year and is rumored to come to the US in 2015.
To brand purists, a front-wheel drive BMW may seem anathema to everything the company has built, and the production Active Tourer has clearly been built to provide drivers with a luxurious but utilitarian package first and foremost. It is 170.9 inches long and rides on a 105.1-inch wheelbase, but despite its compact dimensions, its high roof allows for 16.53-cubic-feet of cargo space with the rear seats up or 53.33 cubic feet with them folded flat. Its general appearance is nearly identical to the previous concepts, except with a blunter nose and cleaner lines. The front end wears BMW's traditional dual circular headlights and naturally, while the profile incorporates the company's traditional Hofmeister kink into the greenhouse's rear pillar. The interior has been designed to be especially useful with a sliding rear seat, adjustable rear backrests, fold-flat backrests and optional features like an automatic tailgate and panoramic sunroof.
Unlike both previous concepts, none of the Active Tourer models at launch use hybrid power. For Europe, the hatchback is going on sale with three engine options. The basic version is the 218i Active Tourer with a 1.5-liter, turbocharged three-cylinder with 134 horsepower that we just previewed in the 2014 Mini Cooper - good enough for average fuel economy of 48 miles per gallon in the EU cycle when equipped with a six-speed manual. The next step up is the 225i Active Tourer with a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder that makes 228 hp and offers 39-mpg average fuel economy. Finally, there is the there is the 218d Active Tourer with its 148-hp, 2.0-liter turbodiesel and 57 mpg average fuel economy on the EU cycle. A six-speed manual is standard on all of them, but there is a six-speed automatic option for the 218i and eight-speed automatics available for the 225i and 218d. All-wheel drive will be available on future models.

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Time, as they say, heals all wounds, and the BMW X5 has been around long enough, having first seen the light of day in 1999, that anyone offended by its existence has since gotten over it. Plus, the X5 is a legitimately nice vehicle to drive, offering such desirable qualities to family men and women as seating for up to seven, all-wheel drive and a commandingly tall view of the road. For the enthusiast set, the X5 serves up a taut chassis and powerful engine options.

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Scroll down and have a look.