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I guess that's their way of spotting tourists.

Remember to drink your wine with the opposite hand.

Won't get titled in CA without some trickery.

Very stately Bo. Would also look fantastic on an E3.

$2300 on approval. Not me. Someone in Georgia.

Mine seem to work. I'm looking into it.

Looks like it's supposed to work. Anyone else from NZ here use PayPal?

I'll look into it

It will get repaired. Doesn't look too bad to me.

This conversation is fine if we all just look at it that way. I don't see any rude or inappropriate comments here because I look at things from both sides. Relax and enjoy how fortunate we are to be talking about these special cars. I'm heading out the door to have surgery. Nothing...

It's an offsite auction and they're probably trying to reach an international audience since it's easier to export. Only a portion of the auctions are insurance salvage.

https://www.copart.com/lot/56259084/1989-bmw-uk-il-chicago-north

https://www.copart.com/lot/56820764/clean-title-1988-bmw-m5-co-denver-south

https://www.copart.com/lot/58134894/1988-bmw-m6-ny-newburgh

https://www.copart.com/lot/58540294/clean-title-1973-bmw-3-0-cs-ca-san-diego

Auction is in an hour. Any interest? https://www.copart.com/lot/54959314/salvage-1988-bmw-635-csi-automatic-ca-antelope

I removed posts that got too personal and were unnecessary. An unwritten rule on forums... if someone contacts you with a private message it needs to stay that way. Making PM's public always creates drama. Always. The moderators on this forum will not allow topics to stray into personal...

I guess I'm just not getting it then. If parts are not available for classic cars, how is it a bad thing to have expensive parts as an alternative? Because BMW Mobile Tradition won't have classic parts it makes it cheaper if they're made by someone else?

A 65 300sl is a million dollar car. What BMW are you comparing it with?

But at least you have options. I'm finding my 79 G-Wagon is easier to get parts for than BMWs with a thousand times the production numbers.