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Not interested for myself but may help them put a value to it. Or find a buyer..

A local car. I may help determine a valve but I'm not that familiar with them. Anyone familiar? I can check out BaT but I'd like to know more details about their problem areas. Dan

I should put mine on BaT at the same. Half price!

Yep, I used to drive it without the nut so I could easily take it off and adjust after having the wheel off. After an "Oh shit!" moment I always keep the nut on loosely and bring tools.

https://www.copart.com/lot/46382154/salvage-1974-bmw-2-series-ca-vallejo

I do this when I take a break and walk around the yard. Rubber seals, metric nuts and bolts, grommets, clamps, hoses....

Scott's project is separate from the registry. I'll add your coupe

And "significant rust"

If you send your info and photos to me I'll add them to the registry. Dan

You could also post a few photos from the auction.

I contacted the manager there and they updated the VIN photo.

They may post it when the auction gets closer. I can send a message to the manager making sure they post the correct photo of the VIN plate also.

I'm still trying to make sense of the motor turning by hand fine but having interference after starting. If that's the case it seems the physical setup is okay for piston, valves, head but the variable may be in the timing chain assy like others alluded to.

Looks correct to me. Am I missing something?

Ultra low miles isn't always a good thing.

Thinking out loud... You might be able to check valve clearance on exhaust and intake to determine which valves have issues. If valves are bent they usually have excessive clearance. It would be good to know if they've contacted on both sides. You said original stock cam and 9.5:1 compression...

https://www.copart.com/lot/72226144/1972-bmw-3-0-csi-ca-van-nuys https://www.copart.com/lot/65131814/clean-title-1977-bmw-2-door-ma-north-boston

Just making sure that replacing hand brake cables is a pain in the ass! At least on an E3. It is nice to have them working now. Dan

Not the same but maybe there's something you can get from it. I made a "lathe" for polishing my Style 5 wheels. If you can figure out a coupler for the splined shaft that would make things easier.

Contractors charge based on your zip code around here.