1972 Bmw 2002 Base 2.0l One Owner New Paint/interior!! on 2040-cars
Bethesda, Maryland, United States
This listing is for my first born.
This car was purchased new on 7/25/1972. I was 17. I am the absolute only owner and can tell you anything you could possibly ask me about it. The auction is for a 1972.5 Atlantic Blue 2002. The 1972.5 Model included a 2 barrel carb (not available on the 1972 model) and the signature round tail lights (1972 was the last year these were used). The car went through a MAJOR refresh in 2003, with a new coat of paint, front 'bumper' paint, new interior upholstery, and a new CD player. In 2006, new brakes, clutch, and flywheel were put in. The odometer broke after a service in 2011, but I can personally tell you it was around 141,000 miles when it broke and has been driven sparingly since (under 1,000 miles). The car starts up every year, and is currently running with no problems. Once the engine warms up a little, its all systems go! If the car sits idle for too long, it may need a battery charge (as is common in any older car). A BMW gear shift was put in as well (see pictures). Historic plates have been on the car for the last decade plus. Unfortunately, the VIN is only 7 digits and ebay doesn't seem to recognize or have access to any data about cars from the 70s. Title is clear. It's time to move on for me. The car has been stored under an all weather cover, but the amount it is driven can no longer justify the driveway space. Ask me any questions you can think of. My baby needs a loving home. Buyer is responsible for shipping. Need a cashier or personal check, after a $500 deposit (per ebay motors standard protocol). Will ship the title after the funds clear. Ask me any questions you can possibly think of and I will post them here. |
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