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    It's come time to sell my 1975 BMW 2002.

    My initial search for a nice 2002 here in the east coast was unsuccessful. Most had rust issues which I did not want to tackle or either the sellers were unrealistic with the price. My search then turned to the west coast. I found one that was perfect for what I wanted to do. Rust was very minimal, body was good overall, and basic mechanicals were a good base. I have worked on this car for about 2 years on and off when time permitted. The following has been done:

    Mechanical
    Head replaced with rebuilt unit (rebuild done at Will's Auto Machine Shop)
    New stock BMW head gasket used, new BMW head bolts used
    Stock 2-core radiator re-cored to 3 cores at Sim's Radiator Service
    Front brakes replaced with New Ireland Engineering Big Brake Kit (rotors, calipers, pads)
    Front wheel bearings replaced when brakes done
    New Ireland Engineering Stainless Steel brakes lines
    Super Blue brake fluid
    Suspension upgraded with Ireland Engineering Stage 1 Springs and new Bilstein Sport shocks
    New strut and shock mounts when suspension done
    Transmission oil replaced with Royal Purple Max Gear
    New upgraded 8mm Spark Plug wires
    New Ireland Engineering Stainless Steel exhaust system
    New BMW exhaust manifold gasket/heat shield used
    New electric fan
    Weber 32/36 carb
    New fuel filter

    Interior
    Front bucket seat (old school Prinz seat)
    New black carpet
    Victor steering wheel
    Aluminum gas pedal
    Dash pad (dash does have cracks like 95% of 2002's)
    Custom gray suede headliner with black vinyl pillars
    Front door card backings replaced
    Front door cards and rear side cards sprayed black
    Rear trunk panels covered in black vinyl
    Old school wood shift knob

    Exterior
    Paint and body work done - stock Chamonix color
    Front grill painted black
    Custom VW Duckbill spoiler
    New Ireland Engineering rear fiberglass bumper
    14x7 Panasport lightweight rims (racing version), BMW center caps
    Falkin Azenis tires with ~60% remaining (195/60/14)
    Fenders rolled
    New BMW window seals
    New BMW black lock strip and cup
    New door seals
    New trunk seal
    New aftermarket belt and knee trim
    Rear tail light and side lens replaced with better condition lens
    Stock exterior trim that have been kept have been hand polished

    Parts to be included
    Original exterior trim
    320 Turbine wheels and tires that came with car
    Front seat that came with car
    New center, left, and right ties rods
    Stock front and rear bumpers
    Washer kit for e-brake

    There is probably some things I have forgotten to mention but as you can see above, I have done a
    lot of work to this car. One thing that I have not had the chance to do is to weld in a small piece to replace a rust hole on the rear driver side floor pan (rust was cut out). Horn wiring needs to be looked at as horn does not work currently.

    Some pics:









    Asking $6500. Not interested in any trades unless you are a wiring wizard (car harness).
    Last edited by quickdodgeŽ; 05-08-2012 at 09:56 PM.

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    beautiful car, good luck with the sale.

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    Gorgeous car man! price is good for all the work done! would love to have another one of these

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    sold, please lock

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