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Price: $100
Location: Palm Desert


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Things like this blow my mind....

 

https://phoenix.craigslist.org/wvl/ctd/d/1971-bmw-2002-coupe-restored/6645625721.html

Current: nada

Sold: 1974 Inka 2002tii ($15,500), 1974 Polaris 2002tii ($8k), 1975 Polaris 2002 ($1,800), 1973 Colorado 2002 ($10k), 1967 Sahara 1600 ($11,500), F10 //M5 ($42k), E60 //M5 ($15,500)

 

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The lack of engine photos and a glimpse of poorly painted engine bay are a good sign...

Current: nada

Sold: 1974 Inka 2002tii ($15,500), 1974 Polaris 2002tii ($8k), 1975 Polaris 2002 ($1,800), 1973 Colorado 2002 ($10k), 1967 Sahara 1600 ($11,500), F10 //M5 ($42k), E60 //M5 ($15,500)

 

Classic Car Scrapper: https://petroljunky.com

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Wow, someone spent some serious money to get it to this point, but why?  Hopefully the turbo stripes and waist trim are removable and not painted on.  Too bad they didn't paint the engine bay Inka and most likely the trunk got the same black paint restoration.  These guys in Palm Desert have a lot of high mileage Porsches for sale.  Don't know if they come from Palm Spring estate sales or the auctions.  This one looks like it was someone's pride and joy that the widow needed to sell.

 

Mark92131

1970 BMW 1600 (Nevada)

 

 

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3 hours ago, movieprodw said:

The lack of engine photos and a glimpse of poorly painted engine bay are a good sign...

 

 

Here ya go ?

 

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http://www.palmdesertauto.com/vehicle/22046/1971-BMW-2002-COUPE-RESTORED-MATCHING-NUMBERS/

Ray

Stop reading this! Don't you have anything better to do?? :P
Two running things. Two broken things.

 

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I personally wouldn’t pay more than 10k assuming the black crap would peel off, and there is no rust.

 

I am not a fan of any de trimmed car or black engine bays.

Current: nada

Sold: 1974 Inka 2002tii ($15,500), 1974 Polaris 2002tii ($8k), 1975 Polaris 2002 ($1,800), 1973 Colorado 2002 ($10k), 1967 Sahara 1600 ($11,500), F10 //M5 ($42k), E60 //M5 ($15,500)

 

Classic Car Scrapper: https://petroljunky.com

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