Inka 2002tii touring
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Mike Goble
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I always think of this...
Haha! I didn't even have to watch, I know exaclty what you're referring too. Now I'll watch
It's been for sale quite awhile, with good reason: considering the visible rot-through, what's hidden isn't worth the risk. Good examples are $35-50K
Has many positives: Inka, tii, front panel appears to be original, so no collisions. But restoration costs could easily exceed the cost of a good one. Let it stay in Europe.
Has many positives: Inka, tii, front panel appears to be original, so no collisions. But restoration costs could easily exceed the cost of a good one. Let it stay in Europe.
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shermanmartinez
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Let it stay where it is! Those tin worms probably won't get removed before it comes to the states and then just like other non native species they will reek havoc on the classic BMW's here! Lol
Inka, tii AND touring (which I assume is what that hatchback is called) makes this a really cool 2002. The price may not be right and I'm not the guy that can repair the rust but as I said, this is a really cool car.
It says something(a warning perhaps) that Oldenzaal found this but is selling as is. Too deep a money pit for them perhaps.