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hoover
12-26-2004, 11:30 AM
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A RARE CLASSIC BMW <IMG src= "http://i8.ac.yahoo.com/users/5/4/4/0/hooverdeltufo-img600x480-1060363738bwefull1.jpg"><PALIGN=left><EM></EM> </FONT><P ALIGN=center><FONT COLOR=#8000ff SIZE=5>
BEAUTIFUL, FULLY RESTORED 1981 BMW 733i
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Private sale from Car Collector. The Finest BMW 733i available. Meticulous ground up body and mechanical restoration managed by BMW enthusiast/fanatic. Only original BMW parts used. All work done by top BMW professionals. No expense or time spared to achieve perfection. Never driven in rain or snow. Over $45,000 in documented receipts over the past 3 years.
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Rare, 6 speed stick in sapphire blue with parchment interior. Original 117,000 miles with less than 18,000 mile since restoration project. Car is essentially Brand New!!! Engine/Mechanical restoration includes among numerous items a complete engine built to 735i specifications. Car is fast and tight. Major mechanical parts include a new transmission, rear differential, new springs/shocks, complete BMW exhaust and new brake system and many other new parts ($19,000).
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Body restoration included complete disassembly, strip to bare metal and replacement of numerous sheet metal components. Vehicle painted to original BMW specifications with Glausert paint in the original sapphire blue color. Numerous new exterior body components including front and rear windshields, front and rear chrome bumpers, front bumper valance, body molding/trim and chrome moldings.All body/window/door/sunroof seals replaced ($16,300)</FONT>
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Air conditioning/heating system is essentially brand new and the A/C is freezing cold. New compressor, receiver/dryer, pressure switch and all A/C hoses. New radiator, blower motor and printed A/C circuit board in dash and numerous vacuum components ($2800).</FONT>
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A professionally installed, Custom $5000 Sound System is included. All components masterfully hidden and incorporated into the vehicle. Components include a passive Alpine 5 volt AM/FM CD, Pioneer equalizer, two sets of Polk component speakers (5.5" & 6.5"), a vented 10" subwoofer. Top of the line, Class A, Soundstream amps (1100 Watts total) and a Soundstream balanced line transmitter drive the system. All body components are professional sound deadened.</FONT>
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The interior is near perfect and very little was done. Amenities include wood trim, beautiful leather seats, four leather headrests, leather front and rear seat arm rests, Custom 2 piece, Ramshead sheepskin seat covers (front seats & headrests), complete original trunk mounted tool kit, two custom installed Osram halogen-reading lamps, and a new code alarm/remote entry system.
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It is impossible to itemize all the work and passion in this vehicle. I have two folders of meticulously cataloged documentation. Please click on the following Restoration Link for a detailed break down of the $45,000 invested in the last 3 years.</FONT>
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All original BMW manuals including shop, electrical and BMW CD parts disk. </FONT>
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Car always garaged and covered. My personal Ultimate Driving Machine. No Disappointments!!
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JetBlack330i
12-26-2004, 11:52 AM
Not again. :rolleyes: :tsk:
Don't you get it? Your strategy is not working. You've been advertising this car the same way for the past several years. It's not selling. Either you're asking too much or the people in this forum is not interested in prestine garage queens. :mad:
Try something else man! :mad:

Tommy K
12-26-2004, 12:40 PM
Dang you remember this ad from 7 years ago? What is special about this car? Im not knocking this add or sale but alot of people claim restorations on cars that were never really made to be anything. just my .02 but good luck with the sale

philippek
12-26-2004, 12:42 PM
So how much do you want for it?

SARAFIL
12-26-2004, 01:12 PM
So how much do you want for it?

I had asked him the asking price one of the last times he listed it, and I remember laughing for quite a while after that. Unfortunately, I think I deleted that PM, so I can't recall the exact number. However, rest assured that it was way, way too high for a car that has virtually no market for meticulously restored garage queens.

bimmer12
12-26-2004, 02:52 PM
Uh Oh! You know it's funny how this "Long-time" ad is usually followed by a post from the guy who knows a "guarded dealership" that offers hard to find new bimmers...

SARAFIL
12-26-2004, 02:59 PM
Uh Oh! You know it's funny how this "Long-time" ad is usually followed by a post from the guy who knows a "guarded dealership" that offers hard to find new bimmers...

I know a guarded dealership offering early delivery spots for the new M5, M6, M7, M8 and M9. Contact me for contact info to get on their list!!



































:angel: Sorry, couldn't resist!!

Yes, this is just a joke.

Kaz
12-26-2004, 03:45 PM
So the engine's 735 specs. Why not 745 (either EU or SA spec)? Considering everything else, it would be far more appealing with the M30 turbo or M88/S38 in it.

PropellerHead
12-26-2004, 07:20 PM
So how much do you want for it?He's also been advertising it in the Roundel for quite awhile. IIRC, there's a price in the ad.

philippek
12-26-2004, 07:38 PM
He's hoping to match the car up with the right "special" buyer.

That special buyer might find him a lot faster if he put a price in that ad.

JetBlack330i
12-26-2004, 07:55 PM
Dude, he has very rare cars, and he isn't interested in a quick sale. He's hoping to match the car up with the right "special" buyer. It might take a while to find this person, and they certainly won't need the price printed in the ad to realize they are interested in the car.

There's no forum rule that says he needs to sell his car like you would. :dunno:
Dude, you've totally missed the point. Of course nobody has to do anything like I would.
And I don't need a forum rule to call BS when I see it. What's your problem?
Sure, I was annoyed by his stubborned (or laziness) to post over and over the same add, verbatim, year after year.
So, I offered him a suggestion, to improve his chances of a sale (and hopefully stop the annoyance). :angel:
Do you know his price? See Sarafil's post above. :rofl:

JetBlack330i
12-26-2004, 08:15 PM
Personally, I don't like ad's without prices either.
So why not say it out loud? :dunno:
Why pick on others when they have the courage to do so?

JetBlack330i
12-26-2004, 08:16 PM
:bs: You flamed him with lots of :tsk: and :mad: . "not again", "don't you get it", and "your strategy is not working", "try something else", is (way) out of line.

Out of line by whose definition? I don't agree it was a flame. As you said, there are no forum rules on that. :p

philippek
12-26-2004, 08:20 PM
Personally, I don't like ad's without prices either.

Yup, amounts to little more than a c-o-c-k tease.

JetBlack330i
12-26-2004, 08:31 PM
IMO, your post was out of line. I voiced my opinion. You don't need to agree. End of story.
That's strictly your opinion.
In my opinion, his post was annoying and not posting a price is out of line. I voiced my opinion, with :mad: and all because I was really annoyed. Flame it was not. You don't have to agree. End of story.