This looks like a good deal. A Mass. resident so rust may be an issue. But looks awfully nice for $10,000. Original color?
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chart75
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Agreed. Low miles, some rust, but looks like a decent car. I wonder what the underside looks like.
rblongboarder
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Here is a '73 Bavaria in Hacienda Heights, CA (I saw this car at the SoCal BMW show in Van Nuys @ Woodley Park):
And here is an interesting '75 Bavaria 3.0si in La Habra, CA:
This second vehicle has a Nevada plate - hopefully minimal rust.
2024/06/21: Both of these vehicles are marked SOLD.
And here is an interesting '75 Bavaria 3.0si in La Habra, CA:
This second vehicle has a Nevada plate - hopefully minimal rust.
2024/06/21: Both of these vehicles are marked SOLD.
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Just as I decided I should look into another car, I see the '75 3.0si is "sold".
Wow that Hacienda heights one is a lot of car for 15k - drive the hell out of that one.
chart75
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74 Bavaria in Denver. A little rough around the edges but runs: https://www.facebook.com/share/ffMJgr2YX1V5Z68G/ NMNA
rblongboarder
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This red Bavaria in Denver seems to be a '72 or '73. I see the 2nd generation taillights, but the bumpers appear to be euro style, not the '74 US bumper. VIN is not mentioned on the listing, which would make identification much easier.
And drive over 865k miles. How would one know with a 5-digit odometer?
rblongboarder
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The '73 Automatic Bavaria in Denver has dropped to $8k asking from $11.5k.
I've seen this '72 Bavaria in the San Diego / El Cajon area for quite some time. Price has now dropped to $18k:
I've seen this '72 Bavaria in the San Diego / El Cajon area for quite some time. Price has now dropped to $18k:
rblongboarder
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The '73 Automatic Bavaria in Denver has dropped to $7k asking from $11.5k.