Those are nice, thanks...good to know.
SOLD-For auction on BaT- 1973 bavaria
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there is a guy who does a great job with custom shapes for BMW and is a member of the e30 m3 SIG and advertises in the Roundel. Elihu Savad at https://www.customwoodshiftknobs.com/ ... or email [email protected]
also this guy i saw on 2002faq - https://www.bmw2002faq.com/forums/topic/209360-new-batch-beautiful-wood-shift-knobs/
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Or edit out the portion of the original post saying it is for sale and leave the rest of the info there. That info is good for posterity's sake.... if for nothing else....
US residents have the misconception that importing a vintage car from Canada is tough and expensive. Even though that is wrong, t scares off a lot of buyers. If I lived in Canada and was selling a collector car I'd give serious thought to making the import process painless (and free) for the buyer.
Also,
Also,
What about importing to California from Canada? I know some states have rules that aren't as strict.
Letter stating that my car complies with emission standards
I recently purchased a 73 E9 from a person in Vancouver, Canada and imported it into the US, my home is California. I submitted registration paperwork and just received a letter from the DMV that they cannot process my registration until I provide the following: A compliance letter from BMW...
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Hi Dick and E9 Forum members!
It did!
Thanks for the support, knowledge, wisdom, ...
Appreciated
Bill
very happy to see the great result for your e3 Bill ... well done! excellent responses and you did a fantastic job of staying on top of the questions
Where is the buyer located? Anywhere on the East Coast?
Steve
Steve
Congratulations Bill. I hope you won’t be a stranger around here!
Hi Steve
The buyer is in Solvang, California. He has been quite active on BaT and seems to be a sincere enthusiast.
Cheers
Bill, glad your Bavaria found a good steward.