1969 Bmw 2002 Chamonix White on 2040-cars

Up for auction is a 1969 BMW 2002 in Chamonix White color. 
It has a 4spd manual transmission and upgraded wheels, electric sunroof, radio/MP3 player, front spoiler, etc.  The car starts and runs very well, used it as a my commuter to work for a couple months and never had an issue.  Clean and clear title is in hand, ready to transfer over to winning bidder.
I really enjoy the car but unfortunately have to sell to make room for an E30 M3...always wanted one!  Unfortunately the wife won't let me have two "fun cars", so I have to part with this one.  :)

Exterior:

• Paint is in good condition.  Some light cracking (near the taillights), a few runs that I can see, and some areas that were missed when the previous owner had it resprayed.  The original color is Chamonix as well.  Looks great from a few feet away, but you can see some imperfections when you get closer. 
• Wheels and tires are both new.
• Trim is mostly in good condition.  Couple dents in a few of the trim pieces, but otherwise good.
  

Interior:

• Sport seats in great condition.
• Dash has some decent cracking in it that was attempted to be repaired by previous owner.  I never minded it so just left it as-is.
• Electric modern sunroof was added and it works very well.  The suede-like headliner was added at the same time and looks great!
• Carpet is salt-n-pepper color and looks great as well...no wear from what I can see.
• New steering wheel from 318 was added.  Looks good, but the turn indicators no longer turn off by themselves after turn.  Sounds like the pieces were just never connected, as you can hear them every now and then while turning.  Probably related, but the horn doesn't work either.  I never had the time to dig in there and try to resolve.
  

Engine/Trans/Brakes/Etc:

• Engine runs and starts very well.  Never had a problem while commuting to work and back.
  
• All gauges work, including the odometer, tachometer, etc.
  
• 4spd manual transmission shifts fine, a little slop/play in the shifter but not bad
• Headlights/taillights/turn indicators all work
• Brakes work well, pads were replaced a couple months ago

I probably missed something, so if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask.
The car is located in Phoenix, AZ if you want to come take a look at it.  The car is overall in good condition.  Could use some work, of course, but for a 45 year old car looks good.  This is certainly not a "like new" or "fully restored" car, but is a nice example of one of the most iconic BMW's ever made.

Shipping will need to be paid for and handled by the buyer.  I am not liable for any damages caused by the transportation company.
$500 deposit is required within 24 hours of auction ending (PayPal will be fine for the deposit).  The remaining balance is to be paid within 3 business days via a cashiers check.  I will send the title to winning bidder once I have received full payment and then we can coordinate for pickup.

Happy bidding!