1976 Bmw 2002 Base Coupe 2-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Forney, Texas, United States
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This is a 1976 2002 BMW that previous owner started to make a race car out of. Car sat for 20 years and I bought to bring back to life. I have no time to start or complete. The body has rust surface in most areas and floor pans are rotted through. engine is not seized as I have turned over with a wrench on crank. Transmission is auto in the car. I had full intentions of putting 5 speed in. I have never turned over with starter. the interior is gutted. I have 2 seats I think from 320.it has a roll bar inside not bolted down. All glass is in good condition no cracks or chips. The fuel tank is there but not bolted in or hooked up. Trunk has a little rust and shock towers look fine with no major rust concern. Extra engine from 320i along with a 4 speed and 5 speed. Car will need work and there are a couple of boxes of parts going along with it that contain some interior and misc parts. radiator is in the trunk aswell. If I can answer any other questions please feel free to ask. Most info comes from what I see and what previous owner has told me. the car has been in my possession for approx 2 years. On Feb-20-14 at 17:10:23 PST, seller added the following information: Additionally I want to add that there is not any grills or bumpers. They wide body seems to be a kit version as they are fiberglass. |
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