I have a 1974 BMW 2002 for sale. It will turn over but I have never got it started. I do not have the time now to troubleshoot it and I need the vehicle off my property by June 1st. I got this vehicle a couple years ago in hope to make it a beater drift car. But I never got the time to work on it. I have learned through out these couple years that this car is worth some good money as it was pretty rare in production. Now I have this car on ebay for sale. You can take the whole vehicle or I am willing to part out. The bumpers are all in good condition. The motor has turned over but has not started. It has 91,830 miles on it. Fenders are all in fair shape. A little rust on the right side. Restored cars like this are selling on hemmings for over $35,000. This is a BC car where it isn't exposed to salt and BC cars aren't prone to rusting. Refer to my pictures for full condition. The car is located in Kelowna, BC which is 2 hours away from the United States so if you are in the united states I could possibly find a cheaper way to ship it. You will just have to message me. If you have any questions what so ever please feel free to contact me. If you are looking for any special part of the car please contact me and we can workout a price. Feel free to call or text at 778-363-2168 or message me. I am only in grade 12 and I hope to use this money to help pay for my future education. This car is for sale and I am willing to part out. $1000 OBO.
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