Posted by Dan | Posted in Automotive, Online Classifieds Car Show | Posted on 30-03-2008
Unreal mileage, and the car is actually located right here in Oregon, in Eugene! The seller has the car consigned in Germany with 2-Shores and here is his explanation:
I consigned with 2 Shores for two reasons. First, I think the car will bring more money. European buyers are snapping up rust-free US cars and the Euro exchange rate is a huge help. Second, Jurgen is very well connected and has an excellent reputation.
Wow is the only word that describes this example. And even more so the thirst for clean examples abroad. I've been invited to take a look and if it's still for sale after our vacation, I'll have to do so!
Check out the other beautiful examples for sale via 2-Shores.
Good luck with the sale Blair W, and please update us with your sale!
dc
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I can say for certain that photos do not do this car justice. It is in absolutely immaculate condition… I’ve never seen a better example of the 2002.
what is the blue book value on this beauty?
I cant believe this one has such low milage…im used to it being over 100k
Blue book is going to be way off, but I’ll have to keep an eye out for collector auction results. Here’s a recent eBay listing for a bmw 2002 with 36,500 miles for buy-it-now of $27.9k.
dc
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I bought this car. And it’s in Chicago, now. FYI, I showed it at a CCCA event and it won 100pts and a Carl Benz Award. My reasons for buying the car were simple. I bought new, a 70 Atlantik and it drove me crazy until I replaced it. It wasn’t a financial decision. I might add, for any of you boomers out there who are still bothered by that Chevy/Ford/Malibu/302 you used to have, adored, etc. It feels really good to scratch the itch.
Hey Tom,
Thanks for circling back to comment on the car’s current status. Always cool to hear stories like these!
dc
How much did this car sell for? I would have loved it!!!
Scott Marr
Don’t know how much it sold for, but I know both buyer and seller were happy about the transaction
dc