1972 BMW 2002 Tii - Colorado Orange - Italian Car

[saaron]

On 9/21/2020 at 3:18 AM, NickVyse said:

3.45, 2.45 would be difficult to get off the line ?

 

You get 45 mpg highway, though.  

 

According to the Blue Book, the diff ratio changed about 600 cars after mine.  So it did change to 3.64 towards the end of euro '72s if the book is correct.

 

Scott

[Conserv]

1 hour ago, saaron said:

 

You get 45 mpg highway, though....

 

And, you’ll have a top end of 147 mph... ?

 

Best regards,

 

Steve

 

[danco_]

SOLD. 
 

The owner decided to do a deal that was more favorable for him and a friend. 
 

I’m excited for the new owner to join the community. 
 

-RD 

[saaron]

1 hour ago, danco_ said:

SOLD. 
 

The owner decided to do a deal that was more favorable for him and a friend. 
 

I’m excited for the new owner to join the community. 

 

Cool.  Looked like a nice car for sure, Ryan.

 

Scott

[RFord888]

Should we assume "more favorable" is a euphemism for > than $44,000? More transparency would be nice - to close the loop.

[danco_]

2 hours ago, RFord888 said:

Should we assume "more favorable" is a euphemism for > than $44,000? More transparency would be nice - to close the loop.

No, not greater than $44k.

 

Mind your tone. I know where you are going with this and what you're insinuating is not the case. 

Edited September 24, 2020 by danco_

[RFord888]

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Edited September 24, 2020 by RFord888

[TH59]

Looks like it was a nice example.