1976 Bmw 2002 Partially Disassembled But All There In Good Condition on 2040-cars
Columbus, Mississippi, United States
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Body parts need paint, rusted out tire wheel well, no bumpers, but has front air dam, some rust on floor pans mostly repaired, no carburetor or intake manifold, gas tank leaked and has been removed. Many new and restored parts included, vast collection of metric nuts and bolts from other projects, electronic ignition parts, Bosch mechanical distributor, professionally reupholstered front seats, large capacity, 320i radiator, 320i brake hydraulics, professionally balanced drive shaft, new never installed heater blower motor, good to excellent condition set of chrome trim pieces, rear battery tray and wiring, H4 Halogen headlight conversion, front and rear shock towers solid and in good condition, front engine brace included, broken engine mount, engine ran well (did smoke), but with a click which was diagnosed as a wrist pin failure where the piston pin was working itself out. Engine has header. Rear seat and rear door panels in good condition with ash trays. Have all glass, but some has tinting applied. Front brake calipers and rotors replaced. Rear brakes have a broken bleeder screw. New shocks all the way around. Four custom like new 14-inch Revolution four-spoke black road wheels (105c-dim ET19 4x100 PCD 12 x1.5) from TTRS Racing Services, mounted with Yokohama AVS directional tires. New front and rear tail light assemblies and lenses, new pedal box baffle (never installed), Hood, trunk lid, and doors are in good condition. Passenger side door needs window regulator. |
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