Looks like this Sharknose was found washed up on the beach. ugggghhhh But, check out the sweet Chevy Vega Wagon in the background... nice
Copart BMW finds...
- Thread starter dang
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somebody get the VIN to add to our registry
or rather, somebody access Registry - I can
or rather, somebody access Registry - I can
It’s in there Stan
I added the auction photos and info to the new registry...
but when I click on the Registry, I get "Undergoing Maintenance"
Just another “waiting on Markos” moment...
keep that VIN number so if the copart ad goes away before your Markos moment, we can still record it for posterity.
1988 M5. Not an insurance car so obviously it would need to check out in person...
https://www.copart.com/lot/39963768
https://www.copart.com/lot/39963768
buy now for $25K ???? yikes
Like I tell the other buyers I work with... "Unless the asking price from a seller benefits us, ignore it.".
sage advice, indeed...
Like I tell the other buyers I work with... "Unless the asking price from a seller benefits us, ignore it.".
Sold. @dang can you see how much it sold for?
I Love it. I even love the color. But wait, what is with the plywood steering wheel? Don't think I've ever seen that before.
That's too bad. Looks like someone cared for that very well for a long time. 74 bumpers are mighty -- looks like it deflected a motorcycle into the grill with but a slight marring of the bumper. OK, maybe they just rear-ended a high-bumpered truck, but it helps to have some justification for keeping this beast on my car a little longer.
Haseeb
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I’ve decided I’m gonna buy this if the price is right, is there anything about coppart I should know lol?
Yeah, they go out of their way to NOT disclose as much information as possible so you have to be diligent. This one doesn't say Donation so it's probably an insurance company and they didn't list the seller. Certificate of Salvage is issued by insurance companies. It doesn't have an auction date so it could go two weeks from now or four months from now.
On a side note, the Engine Type: says "No" but it clearly has an engine and they took a photo of it. This was a question when that '68 2000ti sold a few months back because the Engine Type said "No" but they didn't have a photo of the engine. "No" usually means "We don't know"...