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1974 Bmw 2002tii Real Tii 2002 on 2040-cars

US $12,000.00
Year:1974 Mileage:47000
Location:

Miami, Florida, United States

Miami, Florida, United States
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i'm selling a 1974 bmw 2002tii. yes, this is an original and legitimate tii.
car runs strong. it idles a little rough, i think it needs valves adjusted but otherwise pulls very hard all the way to redline.
has new tires on e30 bbs wheels, brakes, shocks. in fact, i have receipts and records since the day the car was brand new. even the original dealer invoice, but not the window sticker.
odometer shows 47k miles but is not working. the previous owner told me it had stopped not long ago and the car didn't get driven all that much anyway.
interior is very nice with newer recaros, new dash and carpet. the only thing the interior needs is to reinstall the sunroof headliner. sunroof does open by the way. also included are the parts to reinstall the a/c.
there are a few rust spots here and there. the old repaint is not very good even though the car does look great from 10 feet. if you stripped this car down, fixed the small rust spots and gave it a nice paint paint job it would be worth more than twice what i'm asking for it.
Tii's are in HUGE demand. this is a clean little car that drives straight, brakes straight and pulls hard throughout the rev range.
car is located in Hollywood, FL
a $500 deposit is due immediately and the balance due within 7 days of commitment to buy. sorry to do that but it's the only way to know if a buyer is serious.

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