Bmw: 2002 Tii on 2040-cars
Statesboro, Georgia, United States
This is probably one of the nicest 2002tii's surviving. This car was completely restored in the early eighties by a professional BMW technician and stored in a climate-controlled warehouse until the previous owner relocated to South Africa.I bought it in 2005 and since then I've driven it only occasionally. The odometer showed 85000 miles when I purchased it and was replaced with a new zero miles speedometer when the odometer stopped, so the car has around 88000 miles on it (to my knowledge).Brakes, shocks, radiator, fuel tank and pump, tires, battery, alternator and interior have been replaced since I've owned it. The seats were replaced with BMW Recaros and recovered with genuine BMW vinyl ordered from Germany. Door panels are new genuine BMW parts. Everything on the car works exactly as it should - even the clock and original radio.There is NO rust anywhere!You might look for years and not find a classic like this in this amazing condition.
If there is anything specific that you need clarification on, don't hesitate to e-mail me : rexmoyerwyt@netzero.com
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All this, for one minute and 47 seconds of action-packed footage with no official plot.
We arrive in Cape Town, South Africa, on the third and final practice day for the drivers of a BMWStories internet video called The Epic Driftmob feat. BMW M235i. We are immediately whisked to a large, empty parking lot on the outskirts of Cape Town, where tires are squealing and chunks of rubber are flying as five red BMW M235i coupes churn up more smoke than a California wildfire. And the smell - it smells like heated metal, the kind of thing rev limiters are made for. Times five.
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"Due to a production process error" in the BMW X3, states the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in the notice below, "the team seam on the instrument panel was not manufactured correctly." Big friggin' whoop, you say? Well, NHTSA points out that it could hinder the deployment of the airbag and send fractures flying everywhere.
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