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Trunk bins 1600/2002 . Lovely reproductions. Group Buy?


swift53

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I have 6 trunk bins left, that would be less expensive if a group buy is organized.

 

This way, shipping costs would be considerably less, and I would absorb them.

 

This is the end of the production. Never again!

 

I am in California now, if you wish ro reach me please call at 661-645 2287

 

or by mail at: alberto.guirola@gmail.com

 

Regards, Alberto

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These are very, very nice and useful as well. I currently am using one in my 1600-2. I had one from back in the day in my 1975 2002 and this is a perfect reproduction.

As there will be no more from Alberto, if you are thinking about purchasing one I would do so before they are all gone.

Thanks again for reproducing these Alberto. They are great.

 

Sam Adams
72 Inka 2000tii Touring, 1968 Manila 1600-2, 2007 X3 3.0Si, 1965 Bristol 1800ti Project, 1965 1800 Shell
 

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Thank you for the kind words Sam.

 

Of course there could be more produced, but they will have to ship from Central America,

 

or I should say Kazakhstan :rolleyes: , ( some might remember this bit of 'irony', from the original post) making the cost much higher.

 

Thank you for looking!

 

Regards, Alberto

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1 hour ago, 02Anders said:

I am still truly gutted that shipping one of these to Europe is all but impossible and most certainly ridiculously expensive!
I would sooooo love to put one in the back of my NullZwei...

 

Yes, unfortunately almost $350 for the shipping, but if you did a group buy I could send the 5 left for just slightly more.

It is not a weight issue, it is volume...

 

Regards, Alberto

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6 minutes ago, swift53 said:

 

Yes, unfortunately almost $350 for the shipping, but if you did a group buy I could send the 5 left for just slightly more.

It is not a weight issue, it is volume...

 

Regards, Alberto

 

If I had the spare cash to do such a thing, I honestly wouldn't hesitate a second!
But sadly I'm in no position to do so right now...

O==00==O
With BMW-Regards,
Anders.

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