and a not-so-cheap 2800CS!
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2270592??? Can anyone confirm? Looks very original down to the smog relays and very clean. Rear headrests though, meh.
dealhunter0
Well-Known Member
Been for sale for a month or two and was mentioned in an earlier thread. Somebody checked it out.
$70K, time to up the Agreed Value again.
This car along with others from Specialty Sales were at the Palo Alto Concour today. Overall the paint is nice in Baikal blue but there are some chipping / cracking issues around the beltline time. Underhood hood appears to be the original paint.
Not shown in the pictures on their site is the trunk which has been fully trimmed with beigh carpet (same as inside) replacing the elephant skin grey vinyl. The panels on the trunk lid have been upholstered in beige and the toolkit has been painted to match. I didn't check for any $500 red handle screwdrivers
. There is also an amp and subwoofer in the trunk.
I asked the representative if they have had any interest. He said people were looking for a 3.0 cs or csi. At $70k I don't think it's going anywhere soon.
Not shown in the pictures on their site is the trunk which has been fully trimmed with beigh carpet (same as inside) replacing the elephant skin grey vinyl. The panels on the trunk lid have been upholstered in beige and the toolkit has been painted to match. I didn't check for any $500 red handle screwdrivers
. There is also an amp and subwoofer in the trunk. I asked the representative if they have had any interest. He said people were looking for a 3.0 cs or csi. At $70k I don't think it's going anywhere soon.
- Missing chrome on both side window knobs
- Misisng brake pedal rubber
- Chessy steering wheel cover
- No radio?
- Klippan seat belts
- Surface rust on hood torsion bar (I finally fixed mine so I can cast this stone...)
- US sealed beams
- Missing black side grill stickers
With that list one could negotiate the price down to a more normal 27k$ range.
Unless this is the car with the Earl of Sandwich provenance...
- Misisng brake pedal rubber
- Chessy steering wheel cover
- No radio?
- Klippan seat belts
- Surface rust on hood torsion bar (I finally fixed mine so I can cast this stone...)
- US sealed beams
- Missing black side grill stickers
With that list one could negotiate the price down to a more normal 27k$ range.
Unless this is the car with the Earl of Sandwich provenance...
bubukitty
Well-Known Member
Please see prior posts on this car:
http://www.e9coupe.com/forum/showthread.php?t=11385
Not the greatest car though not rusty. Agree with the comments below. Paint is shiny but not a good quality job as discussed in prior thread. Asking price should be substantially lower.
http://www.e9coupe.com/forum/showthread.php?t=11385
Not the greatest car though not rusty. Agree with the comments below. Paint is shiny but not a good quality job as discussed in prior thread. Asking price should be substantially lower.
This car along with others from Specialty Sales were at the Palo Alto Concour today. Overall the paint is nice in Baikal blue but there are some chipping / cracking issues around the beltline time. Underhood hood appears to be the original paint.
Not shown in the pictures on their site is the trunk which has been fully trimmed with beigh carpet (same as inside) replacing the elephant skin grey vinyl. The panels on the trunk lid have been upholstered in beige and the toolkit has been painted to match. I didn't check for any $500 red handle screwdrivers
I asked the representative if they have had any interest. He said people were looking for a 3.0 cs or csi. At $70k I don't think it's going anywhere soon.
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Chamonix_E9
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I once owned a baikal blue 2800CS with tan interior, brings back a few memories. Great color combination indeed.
Still, a lot of money for that car it seems.
Still, a lot of money for that car it seems.