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I realize you posted this question in July, but if you are still in the market, see my post below. I will be flogging my '68 (or '67 if you go by build date) authentic 1600TI, soon...very soon...

Just priming the pump to generate some buzz. I know there are very few out there, and even fewer for sale so it will take some time for word to spread to the small market of buyers.

Mine was a gray-market private-party import to the US, originally sold at the Schorsh Meier dealership in Munich.

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I realize you posted this question in July, but if you are still in the market, see my post below. I will be flogging my '68 (or '67 if you go by build date) authentic 1600TI, soon...very soon...

Just priming the pump to generate some buzz. I know there are very few out there, and even fewer for sale so it will take some time for word to spread to the small market of buyers.

Mine was a gray-market private-party import to the US, originally sold at the Schorsh Meier dealership in Munich.

Keep me posted !

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Hi Guys. I'm now selling my BMW 1600TI. It is a group 2 G1 period historic racer and is properly built. I'm just looking into options of where to advertise it. Car is located in Finland and I'd like to advertice it in Europe. Any suggestions are appreciated. More details to come once I get it listed in some appropriate site.

 

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