Passion Loves Company

[POP3Y3]

(That's the slogan of The BMW Store in Cincinnati. You're welcome, Tom Schwartz, for the free advert.)

Picked up the 76 last night. After coming to the realization that the rust

under my 73 is beyond my financial reach, spending $1900 on this California

transplant was a much wiser decision than doing frame rail, floor pans, and gas tank surround among other crusty areas. The 76 seems to run pretty

smooth but needs gone through. Has a solid belly, factory sunroof and

Recaros (woo hoo! been sitting on springs for 6+ years). I will be transferring parts from one to the other over the next few months and will be selling bits and pieces here and there.

Props to Jason Gipson for sniffing this one out!

[HarryPR]

Congrats!

I'm sure that Jason convinced you to keep the '73's bumpers and stick 'em on the '76. Right?

[johnnysquare]

That is a solid car -- glad it's staying in the tri-state.

jb

[POP3Y3]

Congrats!

I'm sure that Jason convinced you to keep the '73's bumpers and stick 'em on the '76. Right?

My plan is to use them. I like the look without as well but I don't plan on getting rid of them.

[saaron]

Congrats! That '76 looks great. First 02 I ever rode in was that same color/year.

As someone else said, I'm sure you're getting lots of good ideas from Jason. He is an idea man when it comes to the 02.

Glad it is staying in Cincy. Hope to see it around!

Scott

[Jim_75Sahara]

That's the '02 that Jason's friend bought, isn't it? Good to have a solid, non-rusty '02 and to cut your losses! Sounds like a score, getting a good one so cheaply. Good luck, Brian!!