1974 BMW 2002 - Time to get serious about selling

[prsncat]

Thank you for checking out this ad!

With 8 cars still, I need to get serious about selling this and my 1959 Ford F100 4X4.

I am going to post all of the details about the car in the captions to the pictures here on the blog:

http://www.bmw-2002.com/wordpress/?page_id=4

Brian

Irvine CA

Email me at: prsncat@gmail.com

[jrhone]

Price? I may be interested.....

[prsncat]

Price... well, that is hard thing to set at this point. I have been advertising it for $5K and it received little or no response.

The problem is most people looking at the car are expecting something more "attractive" and don't understand the heart of this car is where all the expense was incurred.

It has a fantastic motor...

One of the best E21 O/D 5-speeds I have encountered...

Lots of custom touches...

And, all it takes is looking past the paint, the minor rust issues, and the need for the seats to be re-upholstered.

Also, FWIW, the AC is connected. It does not blow cold right now -- but, it was ice cold before the motor was rebuilt. I suspect it will hold a charge for awhile and stay cold if that is important to you.

So, come with a serious offer and I promise to consider it and be reasonable.

[tdskip]

I had a chance to meet Brian and drive the car yesterday guys, and she is the most dialed in 2002 I've ever driven.

There is some rust but I think it would be an easier fix than the pictures make it out to be. Unfortunately she is too hard-core for what I am looking for, since it seems to make little sense to buy her and start taking the go fast bits off, but if you are looking for car set up for the track or very fast road use she's definitely worth a look.

No financial interest etc, but thought the extra info might help