HUGE potential for someone to flip this car.....

[repoman]

Not mine, wish I could afford it! Someone on this board needs to fess up....whose is this!?!

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/wst/cto/2106481897.html

"1976 BMW 2002 project car - $1800 (west coast)

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Date: 2010-12-10, 4:59PM PST

Reply to: sale-jn9kc-2106481897@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]

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I am selling a very rare BMW 2002 coupe. These cars are impossible to find anymore. There is one on EBAY for $150K.

Buy this one for a fraction of the money, restore it and make a fortune.

It is a project that will take a little work but well worth it.

It is missing some parts but I have the motor.

This is a steal !!! Won't last!!! "

Someone should buy it a flip it on ebay for $100k in its unrestored state.

Too funny that he is using the ebay 02 to pump it up!

http://www.bmw2002faq.com/component/option,com_forum/Itemid,50/page,viewtopic/t,351074/

[john1180]

Wonder where the other half is???

[pjo33us]

Love the part that says "will take little work"... brilliant marketing. I am going to ask the seller if it is drivable.

[Shad]

Somewhere...out there...in the vast reaches of the internet car community there is a wealthy potential buyer who keeps his crack pipe with his check book on the desk next to his computer. The odds of him hitting the pipe, finding this ad, then filling out a check, in that order, are against the seller...but for $150K payout: patience is a virtue. Afterall, 3,000 years from now ALL cars will be priceless antiques sought after by museums willing to pay fortunes to aquire them.

Again: patience.

[kiva667]

I knew that barrel of superglue I bought at Costco would come in handy sooner or later. Why, lather the glue on, fix all the parts together, then wrap firmly with baling twine.

Voila! 150K!