Looks decent from what I can see.
Wonder if they're getting tired of flipping fully-restored E9s and just selling as-is.
NMNA: Cheapest E9 ever from Oldenzaal Classics?
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Looks decent from what I can see.
Wonder if they're getting tired of flipping fully-restored E9s and just selling as-is.
Lots of bubbles bursting through; not a good sign:
Interesting. Maybe they see the “softening” e9 market as well and don’t feel confident in the return on investment of a full restoration.
A subdued Oldenzaal listing. Only 66 photos. #43 and #55 reveal some worrisome deep? rust. In #?? they didn't even glue the molding back on. #65 crack in the dash.
I agree with "tea" and JMin PDX about the multiple bubbling and softening e9 market, a costly restoration with little return.
I agree with "tea" and JMin PDX about the multiple bubbling and softening e9 market, a costly restoration with little return.
not the first fresh Oldenzal resto with pain bubbling
there is lots of rust and needs a full paint and when is fresh paint need to renew interior all of the chrome engine and 5 speed, there you go 80K not many people are ready to spend all of that money and work hard one full year, now E9 price dropped you can buy the ready one and start driving why work hard
Overseeable work is my favorite kind of work.
"Pain Bubbling" - I like that.....intentional or not...LOL what's up Steve? Are you at Amelia?
Not this year-down in Cape Coral FL today for a low key european show. Bottled water instead of champagne these days!
Cool, I hear ya...can always sneak a Coors Light....have fun!!
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Really? I was actually considering asking them to paint mine...
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New to the forum, but longtime vintage BMW enthusiast. Like many, had (and sold) a 73 2002tii as life got in the way, but am looking to get back to owner status and I've been looking at E9s from Oldenzaal for the last year or so. I've seen some random comments and negative references in some...
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