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Wow, delivered by Rail from Houston to Denver for $80, including "prep" charges! Is that a 1968? [sOBBING IN CORNER]That's the only original thing I don't have from my car, the first owner did not save the window sticker (major bummer!). The second owner would have saved it like he saved everything else, but it was gone when he got the car at 3 years old. [/sOBBING IN CORNER]

Jeff
1975 Alfa Romeo GT1300Junior w/1600 transplant (I'm still stuck on 1600's LOL)
2006 M3 White/Red - Orig Owner,6spd,ZCP, sunroof delete
SOLD 1967 1600 #1517644 "Florida"/Brown w/sunroof, SOLD 1968 1600 #1564660, RIP 1970 1600

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I never knew antifreeze was a factory-fitted accessory! Cool!

Steve E.

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I never knew antifreeze was a factory-fitted accessory! Cool!

Yeah, and it cost more than the chrome tip! I guess you could just run distilled water if you didn't want to pay for that "option" LOL.

Jeff
1975 Alfa Romeo GT1300Junior w/1600 transplant (I'm still stuck on 1600's LOL)
2006 M3 White/Red - Orig Owner,6spd,ZCP, sunroof delete
SOLD 1967 1600 #1517644 "Florida"/Brown w/sunroof, SOLD 1968 1600 #1564660, RIP 1970 1600

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This is an old thread but I just found this window sticker and thought I'd post it. I only saw a couple of early cars there. This was in a drawer in my mother's house that I had been meaning to go clean out and I found a load of old BMW stuff there. I messed this up tearing it off the window but it shows the price. If only you could buy one today for this price. Sherman, set the controls of the wayback machine to the year 1972. We're going to visit a Max Hoffman to see if we can buy a few Tii's.....

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