for sale 1972 BMW 2002 TII - $8500 (San Juan Capistrano)

[repoman]

Year:: 1972

Make:: BMW

Model:: 2002tii

Price:: 8500

Location: : SJC

not mine...just passing it along...looks like it's at an 02 shop....perhaps someone on the faq???

 

1972 BMW 2002 TII - $8500 (San Juan Capistrano)

 

http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/cto/5214999814.html

 

VIN: 2761579

 

This very desirable year and model 1972 BMW 2002 TII is offered for sale. The motor (1972 TII VIN# 2761836 non-matching) turns freely and is complete. The motor is matted to a (5) Speed Transmission. Car comes with various spare parts including an extra passenger side front fender and a RARE Jackie Stuart MOMO steering wheel. These very sought after BMW 2002 TII's are climbing in value every day. Here is your chance to restore and preserve one to your liking. Inspections are welcome. Please call, text, or email me to set an appointment to view. See contact info.

For more pictures please visit this link: https://1972bmw2002tiichamonixinsjc.shutterfly.com/

[Conserv]

VIN 2761579. Probably manufactured April 1972. Engine number 2761836. Probably manufactured May 1972. No tii firewall notch, implying plastic, not aluminum, intake runners at original production. The existing plastic intake runners could have been carried over from the original engine, or could be from the replacement engine: I don't know the VIN cut-off from plastic to aluminum intake runners, assuming (a.) there is an actual VIN cut-off, and (b.) the cut-off occurred late in the U.S. '72 model year. Chrome hinges on the front seats, consistent with virtually every U.S. '72 tii I've seen -- with seats that were convincingly original to the car. It does appear that only tii models received the chrome hinges this late in the game, a notion I once rejected as ludicrous! Heater fan switch is next to the instrument cluster; it has not yet migrated down to the slide controls.

Regards,

Steve

Edited September 12, 2015 by Conserv

[jgerock]

The early Chamonix 72tii I wanted before the 69 was in a whole lot worse shape than this one.   

[conkitchen]

Seems appropriately priced given all the recent 02 hype that's going on and the bottom feeders getting into the flipper game.

 

I would not buy it knowing what it costs to restore one. Make it a driver car and clean it up a little for an additional $5K and somebody will likely make a few buck afterwards. As long as they don't valuate their time into the selling price.

 

 

But what do I know?