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1976 Bmw 2002 on 2040-cars

US $7,500.00
Year:1976 Mileage:97777
Location:

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

We are selling a 1976 BMW 2002.The car runs great. Handles great. Sounds great. And has surprising power. It is really fun to drive. Having driven this car several hundred miles over the past few weeks I can say that I have complete confidence to drive this car cross country at a moments notice. Definitely a daily driver right out of the gate. The weather stripping around the windows appear to be nice as well. The burgundy paint job is very decent and looks great ,but some imperfections are apparent. The body is in really good shape with no signs of ever being involved in an accident, and has no rust. I purchased the car from the 2nd owner ,and he owned it  for over 25years.The engine was completely rebuilt in 2010 and costed $4800.00 .It was done by TECH EXPERTS AUTOMOTIVE in ONTARIO CANADA. 

We are less than 50 minutes from the CHAMPLAIN NEW YORK 12919.

Whether you are a domestic or international buyer, we will do our best to accommodate your shipping needs. We do not arrange transport, although we do our best to help our buyers with the moving process.


PLEASE CALL OR TEXT FOR ANY OTHER INFO: 514-961-1557 MICHEL

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