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75 Bmw 2002 Baur on 2040-cars

Year:1975 Mileage:102000
Location:

Domont, France

Domont, France

here we have an other barn find

1975 bmw 2002 baur, very hard to find,only 1963 ex produced ,this car is ready for a total restoration,and their value are growing up every year,

the body need restoration with some spot of rust but nothing very  important,the car is complete ,the interior in very nice condition with only the cover of rear seat need to be remplaced,alloy wheels(can not be sold separately...please dont ask them!!!)

car is in clear french title,same owner from  1992,the car was sitting in his riviera home and come from same collection the 1602 convertible i have in my other auction;

please bid only if you are interested to buy a car for restoration,no there is no warranty,no you can not drive the car at home,yes it need body and paint work and surely something else;

the car is located in Domont,france ,;20 kms from paris and charles de gaulle airport

i set the reserve very low ,please dont ask!!! bid on it

a $500 deposit will be required within 24 hours after the end of auction and balance by wire bank transfer within 2 weeks or in cash when collection,; i can keep the car in a dry garage during the time you need to organize collection

bidding is not a joke,please do it seriously,look at my feedback,i m not a monkey and i want to work with you

internationals bidders are welcome, i can assist with shipping,free delivery to le havre port

good luck

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