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Sold: Base Front Strut Assemblies - 1974 BMW 2002


RSEngineer11

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Price: $150
Location: Valencia, CA


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Pair of front strut assemblies from a 1974 BMW 2002 base model.  Springs are stock ride height but rate is unknown. Shocks seem to be original to the car as are the lower assemblies.  The top hat and mounting are also original on both and both have dust caps as well.  Local pickup only unless buyer is willing to pay for shipping as these are heavy.  Spindles and assemblies are in great shape with just some cleanup needed. Price is OBO and am pretty flexible, I just don't need them anymore.

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