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Need help with price


jdawgthethird

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I need to sell a project car and am soliciting your help in determining a price. 

 

1969 2002, no motor or transmission

Its in somewhat rough shape, and will require rockers, outer arches, and a drivers side frame rail.  There are pinholes in the spare tire well and will probably need a floor patch on the drivers side.  Otherwise the body is straight - no visible signs of being bumped.  It's in primer grey and it rolls.  It appears someone rattle-canned silver and clear - both of which are peeling off.  It's been garaged since I've owned it (2 years).

The rear shock towers are good.

The nose is good, needing just a small patch near the lower lip.

The grills are there, with one vent fin needing to be reattached.  The round taillights are painted, but in decent condition

This is a west coast car for most of its life.  I bought it from a guy in Utah that bought it from California.  The car is now located near Washington DC.

 

I've been collecting parts for 2 years for it:

m42 motor from a 1991 318is and the matching 5 speed.  Good compression on all 4.  Includes ECU, harness, driveshaft

3.91 lsd

Recaro fronts, needing re-upholstered

Rear seats from an e24 6 series, black, no blemishes

a/c unit and center console

replacement windshield

belt trim

 

What's a ballpark figure for selling?  I'll add photos tomorrow.

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A 1969 BMW 2002, no motor, no trans in somewhat rough shape should fetch $500 to $1500 depending on the location.  The other parts have some value, the M42 motor and 5 speed, LSD, Recaro seats, E-24 rear seats, belt-line trim should fall somewhere between $2000 - $3000.  So ask for $5K and be happy with anything over $3,000, or just take a lot of pictures, load it up on eBay at no reserve and see what the market thinks.

 

IMHO,

 

Mark92131

1970 BMW 1600 (Nevada)

 

 

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What's the VIN?  If it's below 1664760 it's a "first series" '69 with a long-neck diff, two speed heater fan, separate clutch hydraulic fluid reservoir etc. They were produced before 1 January 1969 What that translates to is needing a late style rear crossmember and drive shaft to use that 3.91 diff.  

 

mike

'69 Nevada sunroof-Wolfgang-bought new
'73 Sahara sunroof-Ludwig-since '78
'91 Brillantrot 318is sunroof-Georg Friederich 
Fiat Topolini (Benito & Luigi), Renault 4CVs (Anatole, Lucky Pierre, Brigette) & Kermit, the Bugeye Sprite

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