Wasn’t I just saying that there are no $45K comps?
https://capecod.craigslist.org/cto/d/original-1974-bmw-30cs/6678397296.html
https://capecod.craigslist.org/cto/d/original-1974-bmw-30cs/6678397296.html
Cape: 1974 3.0 CS - $45K
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Scant pictures. Even less info.
Add standard $5k for early bumper conversion.
Add standard $5k for early bumper conversion.
Belgiumbarry
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worth mentioning the tires …. if they are 21 years old ? 
Three ring binders are $1000? How much value does the crushed right front bumper corner add?
The claim of originality is the biggest selling point in my mind. Could this be a true "barn find" ("dry storage find")? Given the note about a set of snow tires mounted on a separate of rims, it was presumably driven in the winter at some point. Regardless, this could have a lot going for it. Not sure about the stance - the front is up very high. Perhaps due to all of the stuff in the trunk? I still wouldn't think that would raise the front end that much.
I guess I got my blue binders for a real bargain!!!
I guess I got my blue binders for a real bargain!!!
When I bought my car it came with vol 1 & 2 service binders still wrapped in oem plastic, that must make them worth $2k!
Cape Cod... I hope it isn't parked too near the salt-air of the ocean
That could be a salt water puddle. The boat in the background does not bode well.
Isn't that the Coupe King "tuck in the big bumper" modification? ... half done
:confused:
Dohn
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Sorry, the spark plugs in the tool kit aren't pink...
Also, selling a $45K car with no interior, undercarriage or engine photos? Get serious...
Also, selling a $45K car with no interior, undercarriage or engine photos? Get serious...
I was all in until I read this... There are two matching turbine rims with snow tires on them that go with the car.
How scary is that?!
How scary is that?!
Vince, as scary as that salt water puddle.
Wladek
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Gap between hood and nose part is like Grand Canyon.
That may have something to do with the same event that crushed the bumper corner.
def orig as the front is up the 2 inches
Wladek
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Probably whole nose part was bend inside engine compartment, but i see nothing on fenders or in headlight frames areas. Probably bondo already made the job.
Why would a competent shop
repair the nose but not fix the bumper? No love for this very pretty and seemingly original coupe. I suppose people like to fill in information when none is provided. I see a lot of conclusions being formed around a <5mph incident and a poor hood alignment.
Is it also equally possible that the bumper was dinged in the driveway, and the hood was misaligned after a full respray?
Looking at the map, the car appears to be in Attleboro which is not near the ocean and only somewhat close to Cape Cod. Anyone want to look at it? I will be down that way in October
I haven't seen that little sun visor in situ on the roof before.
What's the story there?
What's the story there?