Anyone seen this '68 1600 cab FS in Pasadena?

[John_in_VA]

Fabulous presentation!???

http://christiancarsales.com/showad.cgi?1057&1968626101CA_169_3941.dat

[esty]

nice but it's to bad it's muck'd up with that 320 steering wheel

[JohnN]

compartment, and the worn carpet, and no shots of the seats (they should be fabric but look to be vinyl.

I'm not all that impressed. For that type of money, it should be in very good condition, that looks like a slightly cleaned up, worn daily driver.

Regards,

John N

[brad_c-ville_VA]

well, i'd buy it but i'm sure i'd burn as soon as i sat down in the seat. any buddhist car sales out there?

[f1reverb]

and as I remember this car for sale back then, I think you're a little late if you want to buy it . . .

YEAR 1968 BODY STYLE Cabriolet

MAKE BMW MILEAGE 9277

MODEL 1600 EXTERIOR COLOR Silver

PRICE $16,000.00 INTERIOR COLOR Blue

LOCATION Pasadena CA ENGINE 1.6L 4-cylinder

PHONE 626 440-9777 TRANSMISSION 4 speed

DOORS 2

E-MAIL [ Click Here To E-Mail ] DRIVE TRAIN RWD

WEBSITE http://www.absolute4cars.com

Last Modified Mon Dec 27 2004

Content copyright © 2004 Christian Car Sales. All rights reserved.

[John_in_VA]

by the Christian Car Sales as much as the poor representation of the car by the pics. Looks rough to me, especially compared to the green '70 FS in the Roundel.

I am always irked by the yellow page ads, etc., that display the "fish" as a touch point, if to insinuate that other business owners are heathens or pagans. But there is quite a following!

[Guest Anonymous]

John:

I remember seeing this car on some other websites awhile back. I remember thinking that the full cabs had clocks, not tacometers. If it was rust-free, the $16K price would be about right. I would love to have the original speaker/radio mounting bracket for my cab.

Your silver 76 lives in England now... I still miss that car.

Cheers,

Mark

http://markstumm.com/71Cab.html

[f1reverb]

a Subaru with a Jewish organization for the tax writeoff, and they'll sell it under whatever name. I am surprised the original poster didn't look at the dates on the site though, which needs to be done with any pages one comes across in a search, especially something for sale.