engine and drivetrain Sold at Barrett Jacskon today - keep for your records!

[DonP]

Sold today!

Lot Number: 636.1

Auction: SCOTTSDALE 2011

Sale Price: *$17,600.00

Year: 1975

Make: BMW

Model: 2002

Style: 2 DOOR COUPE

VIN: 2382338

Exterior Color: WHITE

Interior Color: DARK BLUE

Cylinders: 4

Engine Size: 2.0 LITER

Transmission: 3-SPEED AUTOMATIC

Summary: Comes with all books and stamps. 41,266 actual miles. The car is original and unrestored.

Details: 41,266 actual miles. The car is original and unrestored with beautiful Alpine White exterior with factory steel wheels and original center caps. Very nice original stainless, aluminum and bright work on exterior. All original glass with a new windshield and gaskets. Factory crank sun roof. The interior is original dark blue vinyl with bucket seats and center console. Crack free dash. Original door panels, original headliner, original visors and original carpets. The trunk retains original boards wrapped in gray vinyl with spare tire and jack. Original carbureted 4 cylinder. This vehicle was pulled from storage, serviced and detailed including engine bay and undercarriage

[bourkeco]

WTF???? that means my 76 non runner is worth 2-4 grand.... Last year of production you know....LOL....

[eastsidebimmer]

Good Golly. My garage find 1600 with 45K in the ticker must be worth at least $90K Well, perhaps deduct 75K because its only a 1600.

[malagalaga]

Good Golly. My garage find 1600 with 45K in the ticker must be worth at least $90K Well, perhaps deduct 75K because its only a 1600.

If you sell that car without letting me make an offer first, I will hunt down the new owner and steal it![/code]

[williamggruff]

Good Golly. My garage find 1600 with 45K in the ticker must be worth at least $90K Well, perhaps deduct 75K because its only a 1600.

All kidding aside, your car looks to be worth easily $15k. That is one beautiful ride.

[Guest Anonymous]

Not surprised really OE / Original always does well - regardless of the mark. Some of the folks that sell cars on Barret Jackson and the other (mecum) have to lose their shirts at times you see how much they put into these things and how little they sell for (especially the muscle car clones and or hot rods).

By the way your 1600 is awesome. That was the first 02 (1600) I fell in love with - looked just like that only had a bumper guard on the back-great car (and you would get very good money for that car).

www.alpinabmw2002.com

[eastsidebimmer]

Thanks for the kind comments guys! This one was for sale for 7 years off and on before I found it tucked away in a rhode island garage in Dec 2008! I found an eBay listing print out in my paperwork from 2006 where it bid up to about $2,300 with the reserve not met.

This one will be on the market....when I DIE and if my kids don't want it because gas is NLA.

-=Ben

As Found: Notice the stance with the original spacers still in--not too groovy

[philv]

here is a link to the car on the BJ site. just scroll down to 636.1

http://www.barrett-jackson.com/application/onlinesubmission/currentcarlist.aspx?aid=403&sd=01%2f20%2f2011&ed=01%2f20%2f2011

[eastsidebimmer]

Looks like someone stole the radio, speakers Rt side mount antenna and rear emblems? AND, is that not visible damage to the nose panel? Grill fitment looks odd...

[Squatch Pads]

That's a car that a local guy here from Portland cleaned up and took down. He sold an Inka last year at BJ for I think $24,000. Nice guy. Collects all sorts of cars throughout the year, cleans them up and sells at BJ.

[Squatch Pads]

Good Golly. My garage find 1600 with 45K in the ticker must be worth at least $90K Well, perhaps deduct 75K because its only a 1600.

What color is that beautiful 1600? Looks like Tampico but can't tell with the shade and the camera angle. Gustav is Tampico.

[eastsidebimmer]

Hey Woody, my 1600 is Nevada--I love Tampico too!

[jimk]

That air cleaner cover on the one sold at BJ has been off and on a lot. And I like the cluts that didn't have the sense to set in on in the same orientation to avoid all the paint marks. I always set mine on so the clamps always rested on the same spots.

[Napes]

Both my ' 75 and my wife's ' 76 are in much nicer shape than that car, albeit w/ more miles. People laughed a while ago when I told about turning down $12K cash on the spot for my wife's ' 76, but now you see why.

Bob Napier

[roadhog0]

So my 70k original 76 should fetch 12k, SWEET!!