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1976 Bmw 2002 Base Coupe 2-door 2.0l on 2040-cars

Year:1976 Mileage:131000
Location:

Bristow, Virginia, United States

Bristow, Virginia, United States
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For sale 1976 bmw 2002 , manual 4 speed ,green with tan interior,asunroof ,with 131,000 miles , all original , minor rust on the body and interior needs attention on the seats ,engine and tranny run good, new battery ,car comes with spare tire , all books and tools, car originally purchased in laurel md. , one owner car .
Great car for the classic enthusiast

Vin #2372293

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240-372-5955

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