https://www.bmwcca.org/ads/rare-bmw-30cs-coupe
NMNA
looks like nachtblau and tan leather
4 speed in CA
NMNA
looks like nachtblau and tan leather
4 speed in CA
3.0 cs $45k
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Bwana
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Not a BMWCCA member
Not a BMWCCA member
Access denied.
You're clearly a lover of all things BMW. But should we trust you
with the members-only section of our site?
with the members-only section of our site?
Can't see the ad, and I'm a CCA member and President of the Pine Tree Chapter.
Ad must have been taken down. Only coupe in the classifieds is the Atlantik/TAn velour in Cape Elizabeth ME.
Or that cheaply.
duane_sword
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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
* 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
gone...
It must have sold. Too bad, looked nice
It must have sold. Too bad, looked nice
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.
2002
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
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
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.