67 2000cs on ebay

[JMinPDX]

Temperature in Single digits here in the northeast. Dreaming of warmer weather and searching the inter webs.

this showed up today.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1967-BMW-2...ash=item287486990b:g:thcAAOSwO-pcQ9T4&vxp=mtr

Looks nice. “Zero rust”?

Sigh..

Oh yeah, NMNA

 

[HB Chris]

Yeah, of course there isn’t any rust. Looks like it might be Turf green unless it was respayed in Agave or something close.

 

[Markos]

This looks a lot like the car that was listed in Portland for a year. Someone in Memphis likes to buy and sell vintage BMW’s. I wonder if he picked it up.

 

[JMinPDX]

Reserve not met at $14,600. Relisted. Without more extensive pictures or description I doubt it will reach that bid second time around. I thought it could be a $15K car. Too bad.
John

 

[Ron Plantz]

72tii owner and following e9 for my son. I realize this is not an e9 but curious. These models don’t seem to be tracking with e9 spike in the market. Or maybe they are and I don’t know it. Is it possible to get into a good one at a more reasonable price? Are E9’s that much a better car?

 

[CSteve]

72tii owner and following e9 for my son. I realize this is not an e9 but curious. These models don’t seem to be tracking with e9 spike in the market. Or maybe they are and I don’t know it. Is it possible to get into a good one at a more reasonable price? Are E9’s that much a better car?

 

[JFENG]

Are E9’s that much better?

Did y’all see the 2000cs that sold for close to $60k recently? So good ones are not that far behind. That said, the E9 is faster and better looking. I think this justifies a 33% valuation differential.

 

[JFENG]

Given the body damage (rear), the rust (tip O’ the iceberg on these), and cracked dash, wood which clearly needs refinishing, I’m amazed the reserve is set higher that $22k. As nice as it is, it’s not an E9.