3.0 cs $45k

Stan I am a BMW CCA member and I filtered on the classified section "Classic" and there are three E9s listed;
* one is $1,500
* the other is a 2000CS for $29,900
* finally a 1973 3.0CSi for $33,000

Nothing for $45k listed under "Classics" anyway - am I using the wrong filter?

I am amazed that a very basic and highly-patina'd 2002 is easily asking for $20k... seems the appreciation of a well sorted 2002 is getting a bigger market than the E9/CS

p.s I too am a lover of the 2002tii

Duane
 
duane_sword said:
Stan I am a BMW CCA member and I filtered on the classified section "Classic" and there are three E9s listed;
* one is $1,500
* the other is a 2000CS for $29,900
* finally a 1973 3.0CSi for $33,000

Nothing for $45k listed under "Classics" anyway - am I using the wrong filter?

I am amazed that a very basic and highly-patina'd 2002 is easily asking for $20k... seems the appreciation of a well sorted 2002 is getting a bigger market than the E9/CS

p.s I too am a lover of the 2002tii

Duane
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Liking to hear that as the 2002 is getting a few things done. I think a 2002 Ti clone might be nice if I don't leave it stock.
 
duane_sword said:
Stan I am a BMW CCA member and I filtered on the classified section "Classic" and there are three E9s listed;
* one is $1,500
* the other is a 2000CS for $29,900
* finally a 1973 3.0CSi for $33,000

Nothing for $45k listed under "Classics" anyway - am I using the wrong filter?

I am amazed that a very basic and highly-patina'd 2002 is easily asking for $20k... seems the appreciation of a well sorted 2002 is getting a bigger market than the E9/CS

p.s I too am a lover of the 2002tii

Duane
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We need to buy a few 2002's for investments :)
 
Bought my '73 Tii, Vern, in 2010, I'm ahead of the curve. Great car very reliable and a blast to drive. You guys need one of these. Totaly different than a luxurious powerful coupe. 8)
 

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I and my son currently have 4 roundies we have purchased in the South West ready for restoration. Have 2 more under wraps that we need to go pick up, also a 74 tii ready for resto. None of the cars are ready for the road, just ready to be re done. Oh well, better than an IRA
 
Sooner said:
I and my son currently have 4 roundies we have purchased in the South West ready for restoration. Have 2 more under wraps that we need to go pick up, also a 74 tii ready for resto. None of the cars are ready for the road, just ready to be re done. Oh well, better than an IRA
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Blanks ready for resto are the best investment. I can't believe how long it takes to restore a car. If I ever had to pay anybody, I certainly would not see a return.
 
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