Bay Area 2800 25000$
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Actually already talking to the owner on this one, and trying to find a way to have it checked out today. Would be a perfect driver for me assuming it is as advertised. If there is anyone in the area that is able to take a peek, would love the help!
Very pretty. Interior looks great. Hopefully the body checks out.
restart
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Lots,of experts in California Bay Area.
Good luck. Hope it’s a good one.
Good luck. Hope it’s a good one.
Nice! Hope it looks as good as she appears!
jefftepper
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SF Don??
Does anyone else find it strange when interior shots are taken from the outside of the car? Makes you wonder if the photographer is the owner. Door locked? Just sayin'...
Yes, very. That was the first thing that hit me, but over email, it seems legitimate so far. Should be talking to him on the phone shortly.
munkmunk
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What kind of wheels and steering wheel are on it? Not originals of course.
Steering wheel looks to be a stock E24 or E30. Wheels look like replica CSL 14"
Nailed it!
floridabmx
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That won’t last long
I suspect it is sold. The seller is no longer responsive
dealhunter0
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I took a shot as well....it's right in my back yard. As of last night was told it was sold. Never got an opportunity to see the car. Hoping it's real/not a scam and the new owner turns up on here.
When I worked at HP years ago and had more manageable time, I would do my morning craigslist search for BMW stuff, cars and parts, when I saw something I wanted I called immediately and if they answered I told them I was on my way. I would leave work and usually be there within 20-30 minutes. I bought a '73 3.0cs parts car on a Saturday morning in town, was the first one to call and left five minutes later in a pouring rain storm to get to the car. Bought it as soon as I walked up and he said he already have about five or six other people waiting for him to get back to them. It is really really hard to get a good deal on craigslist or online classifieds if it seems like a good deal in the ad.
Now I force myself NOT to look on craigslist.
Now I force myself NOT to look on craigslist.
When I worked at HP years ago and had more manageable time, I would do my morning craigslist search for BMW stuff, cars and parts, when I saw something I wanted I called immediately and if they answered I told them I was on my way. I would leave work and usually be there within 20-30 minutes. I bought a '73 3.0cs parts car on a Saturday morning in town, was the first one to call and left five minutes later in a pouring rain storm to get to the car. Bought it as soon as I walked up and he said he already have about five or six other people waiting for him to get back to them. It is really really hard to get a good deal on craigslist or online classifieds if it seems like a good deal in the ad.
Now I force myself NOT to look on craigslist.
That is why I don’t post much from California. They have some great cars pop up but they are gone instantly. I like Oregon listings because they hang around for a bit.
I can imagine..... Great deal gets posted on craigslist..... locals see it.... "Dude, did you see that wicked 2002 tail light on craigslist?" "Yeah man, it's so shiny" "We should go check it out brah" "Wait 'til I'm done with my reefer and we'll take my scooter" "Cool!".