Bmw: 2002 on 2040-cars
Ewing, Virginia, United States
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1974 BMW 2002 Quick-ratio (Alpina) ZF steering box Factory Sunroof 5-speed Dual side draft carbs with electric fuel pump Hardy & Beck Momo steering wheel This car is originally from northern California. It came to Virginia from California after being in storage there since the mid-1980s, and then spent another ten years in storage with very occasional use here in VA before I bought it in 2011. I've owned it for five years, during which it has seen occasional fair-weather use and always been garaged; it is not freshly out of storage. This example is much, much more solid than most '02s; you will find it is in very good condition for a 42-year old car. It also has the extremely rare quick-ratio steering box, in original red with the correct identifying number ending in 177, that is typically fitted only to track cars--these were associated with Alpina and Hardy & Beck builds.
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