1974 Bmw 2002 Sunroof, 67892 Miles, Barn Find (sort Of) on 2040-cars
Brazil, Indiana, United States
Body Type:2 dr
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:4 speed
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 4
Make: BMW
Model: 2002
Trim: standard
Options: Sunroof
Drive Type: rear wheel
Mileage: 67,892
Exterior Color: Blue
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Interior Color: beige
Up for sale is my 1974 BMW 2002, sort of a barn find, I am the person who put it in the barn 10 years ago so it was not hard to find.
History
I purchased this car in March 1996, used it as a fun car, road rallies, club events etc. In 2003 my wife and I went on the road to travel so this went in the barn where it stayed until last week. I have title history back to 4/11/1980 but the oldest one with miles on it is dated 4/25/1989, it shows 58454 miles. When I purchased car it had 64813 miles, it now reads 67892 which I believe to be correct. Car as been stored indoors since 1996. So it is a low milage car. Time to sell. Car has not been registered since 2003.
Car is in running condition, I have driven it only 10 miles since I took if out of barn, RF brake froze up buy now seems to be working. Running a bit rough as it has a vacume leak at bottom of carb where it bolts to manifold, needs new gasket.
Engine, no known issues, the only modification that I am aware of is change to a electric fuel pump and weber carburator. On test run engine has some minor noice, took car to my machinic and asked his opinion. He did not feel that it was of any major concern, he felt that it was carbon build up and would go away. Will drive it some more this week and add comments.
This is not a show car but would be a daily driver which is what I purchased it for or if you wanted to restore it could be done.
Interior
Overall very nice condition, both front seats will need recovered. Picture of passenger seat shown, drivers about the same.
Two small cracks in dash, one nick on center console.
Door panels as well as rear panels are in good shape,
rear seat in good shape,
carpet in great shape.
Headliner in good shape.
Rear package tray in good shape.
Sunroof works without any problem.
Exterior
All glass good, all windows work as they should.
All lights work as they should, all lenses in good shape.
Body, this is a area that would need attention if you are going to show. It has rust repair by prior owner at some point and this needs attention, I have shown pictures of what needs done but it would include.
-lead edge of front hood,
-both rear wheel wells, arches,
-right and left front quarter in front of door.
-rear trunk under trim strip.
Deposit to be paid at close of auction, balance can be paid in cash when picked up. I can provide delivery at additional cost. Delivery would need to be paid in advance. Or your can arrange for commerical delivery.
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