Hagerty values

[dang]

Interesting numbers on Hagerty's website for 2800cs values versus 3.0cs values.

1969 2800cs - Good condition: $15,300
https://www.hagerty.com/apps/valuationtools/1969-BMW-2800CS

1973 3.0cs - Good condition: $40,300
https://www.hagerty.com/apps/valuationtools/1973-BMW-3.0CS

 

[Belgiumbarry]

ridiculous comparison... as most have now the 3.5l in it. Or you must want numbers matching.
And they all rust

member of the 2800cs club

 

[lsquaredb]

For a condition 2 car, it's even worse: $45k difference! Maybe it's because the older cars are in worse shape. Maybe it's because the auction numbers are small and the statistics aren't meaningful. Maybe the public incorrectly perceives the 2800 as the stripped cheap version. Maybe it's the 200cc extra displacement and rear discs. After much thought, the real reason has come to me: The 3.0 has more road hugging weight and a lower compression engine (in the US). That has to be it.

Leonard
member of the original engine, rust free, Bristol 2800CSA club

 

[dang]

All I know is that I'll take all the "Fair" 2800cs's for $8,000 thank you!

 

[Belgiumbarry]

i bid $8,001

 

[CSteve]

i bid $8,001

A $25,000 gap! I want the Medical Marijuana they are smoking. And three "fair condition" 2800CSs. And sell each of them at that price to all the young and old e9 lovers priced out the REAL market.
Steve