Based on the images that look identical to my car's color, I'd strongly bet that that is Ascot Gray (151), a BMW color available starting in 1979.
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So it appears this one is up for sale since he bought the CSL below.
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1972 BMW 3.0 CSL 3.5L 5-Speed
Bid for the chance to own a 1972 BMW 3.0 CSL 3.5L 5-Speed at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. Lot #34,157.
Apologies it this is too aggressive but this anthracite E9 is really lacking in details. Hard to believe it’s a concours winner with so many unfinished and/or mis-sorted issues. I’m not quibbling w the price ($77k ) but rather the description of the level of quality with which it has been restored.
HonaloochieBoogie
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I can’t tell on my phone, but perhaps the spare in the trunk is also an FPS and at some point the Alpina got put on by someone who didn’t know the difference?
1971 BMW 3.0CS 4-Speed
Bid for the chance to own a 1971 BMW 3.0CS 4-Speed at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. Lot #36,212.bringatrailer.com
One Alpina wheel, three fps wheels, seats from another model in 74 style, looks pretty though. Big collector in Florida.
The wheel in the trunk is actually another Alpina wheel. The Alpina logo is covered, but the orientation of the KBA and 36... part number match the Alpina. All in relation to the tire valve.
BTW - I am on my phone also. When you are on an image you want to hit the “share” button at the top of BaT. Then select “save”. BaT then gives you the option to “view” or “download” the image. Select “view”. From there you can zoom in on the photo, or save it to your photo album (instead of downloads).
Another strong result, $107k!
My phone is showing $151,000.00 and my laptop $111,000.00
I had to rub my eyes a few times, but yes, $151k is correct.
This seems to bode well for the coupe market, based on the details of this car and auction.
Stupid money, no better than the Sienna at $116
Hey! We've seen more!!!
Two bidders who didn't back down soon enough...I guess that makes a market.
crazy!
Wrong seats, rear pans not replaced per OEM, chrome fender wells, etc, etc.
I'm perplexed.
Wrong seats, rear pans not replaced per OEM, chrome fender wells, etc, etc.
I'm perplexed.
HolyMoly! I wasn't expecting that kind of result!
Rex Kapriellian
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That was a-lot of fun to watch
i wasn't expecting that car to cross 100k. i would much rather have the sienabraun,
Wow, i must have looked while the auction was still running, I will admit I am shocked...
...and the price of '74 seats just went up.
Except not 74 e9 seats