Bmw 2002 Standard on 2040-cars
Earleton, Florida, United States
This 1974 BMW 2002 is flat out gorgeous both inside and outside. I can tell you from decades of experience with them this is a very solid car and solid and strong runner. It’s very hard to find a solid 2002 like this. This car has absolutely none of the known problematic areas to watch out for -- from lack of rust especially in key areas, to good head studs, to a top end / valve job unneeded because of excellent compression, this car doesn't need any of that and can immediately be put into use without costly repairs and without any repairs period. And that’s a comforting feeling. it's been gone through mechanically and structurally as this one has been and confirmed to be in working order. Brakes are good with no sticking, or pulling, grinding, vibration, shuddering, dragging or leaking. Steering is tight and correct, doesn't wander or pull to one side. No abnormal noises. Nothing broken or inoperative on the body. Windows and doors open and close and lock properly. Multiple keys included and no locks have been replaced requiring two different keys...one key will operate all locks. Acceleration is appropriate and healthy.
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