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1972 Bmw 2002tii Round Tail Light Coupe With Sunroof on 2040-cars

US $4,900.00
Year:1972 Mileage:164275
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I purchased this vehicle recently with the intention to do a total restoration but I won't get to it for a while as I have just way too many projects. It has the plastic intake runners, the correct non-snorkel radiator support, Kugelfischer Fuel Injection, and a 5-Speed Transmission and Rear Differential from the 320i. The car runs and drives but has an oil leak and some rust. The car needs a total restoration but everything appears to be here. It has the original steering wheel, tii clock, seats and the dash does have a few cracks. I have extensive service records and the original window sticker and owners manual. Vehicle is in Glenside, PA.


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