Bmw 2002 1976 Daily Driver Lowered on 2040-cars
Tucson, Arizona, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Year: 1976
Make: BMW
Drive Type: Manual
Model: 2002
Mileage: 65,000
Trim: Base
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Selling my BMW 2002. Lowered on aftermarket coil springs with stock style struts. Rota 15" wheels with dunlop 205/55 15. Paint looks good but is not perfect. Actual mileage is unknown. I replaced the gauge cluster with a better one, cause the original one wasn't working. Engine runs strong with a Weber carb, long tube headers, msd electronic ignition and electric fuel pump. Interior features leather seats that are fully adjustable from a Z4. The whole interior was coated with rhino lining before being covered with clear coated sheet metal for a race look. All gauges work, as do the lights. with the exception of the turn signals. No A/C and the heater blower is not hooked up, but the heater core is good and still gets the car pretty warm. There was a hole in the drivers side rear floor, that was cleaned and sealed prior to covering with sheet metal. also some small holes where the spare tire would go in the trunk, but they have been sealed with rust inhibitor as well. Clean AZ title ready to go. All in all a good reliable car that gets tons of attention and is super fun to drive.
Car is sold as is. And i will help with shipping any way I can, But it is the buyers responsibility to make arrangements. Please feel free to ask any questions. Thanks |
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