1969 Bmw 2002 Base Sedan 2-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Walnut Creek, California, United States
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Great example of a 1969 Chamonix 2002 BMW. This car is a dependable daily driver, easy to start, does not leak or burn oil, and runs very strong. Actually faster in my opinion than the 1969 I owned in 1971. The only non original aspect is the 5 speed transmission along with the electronic ignition. If you wanted to you could easily drive this car from LA to NY. The best part of the car is the original interior, all the dash gear works- gauges, switches, windshield washers, lights, blinkers. The heater works great, the regulators all work. The sunroof works perfectly and seals nicely. The crank windows and pop out windows along with the small wheel wind wings all work perfectly. The car has the original seat belts, seats are full adjustable and carpets look new. Headliner is clean and intact. Sun visors are perfect. The dash has NO cracks at all. I bought the car 5 years ago from a BMW nut in Irvine for $12,300.00 All I have done is added the electronic ignition and the new bonnet (which was a bust). It comes with one set of keys for the ignition door locks and locking gas cap. I also have a new set of Bembro rear drums and complete set of new brake shoes, the original distributor and points and condenser along with a extra electric pump motor for the washer fluid reservoir and the correct Weber carburetor rebuild kit, all of which goes with the car. This car is awesome but it is not "like new'" and therefore I am asking the appropriate amount of money. If you have cold feet, go soak them in a bath tub full of hot water but whatever you do please don't bid on my car. I don't want to sell this car to a cry baby, if you are expecting a like new 1969 BMW 2002 go find yourself one and have $25,000.00 ready to buy it with. Buying cars on Ebay is man's work, I have bought two motorcycles and three cars on EBay and have not regretted a single purchase. You are free to have the car inspected, you can come and drive it, if someone wants to put a wrench to it they can as long as I have the purchase price in my hand in case you screw it up. You are responsible for the cost and any associated liability of shipping the car to it's new home, or you can come here and pick it up and drive it home. I will cooperate with those that wish to ship the car, by that I mean I will take the car within a 30 mile radius of Walnut Creek CA to drop it off for shipping. I require a non refundable $500 deposit within 24 hours of your successful bid (paypal if you prefer) the balance within 7 days in a cashiers check or personal check. I will ship the title via FedEx to you within one day of your funds clearing your bank. Finally I have added the obligatory Youtube video of me demonstrating the car, you will see it is indeed a strong car.
Car is being sold as is, no warranty all sales final in other words.
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