Seattle: 1971 2800 CS Project - $8K

[Markos]

Not my ‘71 2800 CS

I don’t plan to go look at this one unless a member is serious about it.

https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/d/seattle-bmw-2800cs/6809489234.html

 

[teahead]

Probably worth $5k if you have the skills/time/place for such a project.


Terrible pics.

 

[Markos]

Probably worth $5k if you have the skills/time/place for such a project.


Terrible pics.

It is listed at $5K now. I’d buy it if I had the space.

 

[teahead]

$5k? Is there another ad?

Looks like a gaping hole in that inner fender.

Gotta love that Double DIN on that dash!

 

[teahead]

@Markos kick out that CSi hulk and nab this for $5k!

Can at least, get it running, clean it up, and sell it for $15k

That whole "title is missing" thing can be problematic however.

 

[Markos]

@Markos kick out that CSi hulk and nab this for $5k!

Can at least, get it running, clean it up, and sell it for $15k

That whole "title is missing" thing can be problematic however.

You mean this CSI?

 

[leonine99]

I say lets put a buyer's group together for parts, offer $4K cash and I'm sure there will be five of us that will kick in $800, or ten @$400. The hassle of course is storing and taking the parts off, but whoever takes this on should be compensated for that. I'm in for all interior AC components and the rear bumper!

 

[gdub0717]

I would be in for the front struts, center vent console with radio( hopefully not cut up), door cards front and rear if they are black, radiator, tool box and all available tools, I am in portland and can being the car here and store it(outside) if I am compensated for the pickup, not storage. $850 each and I will get and bring it my home for $200.

 

[gdub0717]

I also need the ac components! But, you said first and it was your idea!

 

[Markos]

This car is sold. I don’t know if I could bring myself to sending another e9 to the grave.

 

[gdub0717]

Yep, just got the response for the seller. Anyone know where it is going?

 

[autokunst]

I hope it was purchased by someone who plans to resurrect it. With a LOT of TLC and metal work, it could be buzzing on the road again. If so, I look forward to the new owner joining the forum.