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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Red Hook on February 27, 2011, 11:14:11 AM
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Parker, what do you know about the BMW 2002. Whenever I see one in the streets I always stop and look no matter the condition of it. Fools gold or worth it?
I always wanted one [fully stored and a shiny new pain job]
(http://www.autos.ca/articles/bv/images/72bmw2002tii.jpg)
(http://freerevs.com/gallery/photo.php?id=10478458)
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Is that the one were the whole front end flips forward to access the engine? Friend had one back in the day, his experience was that it was a piece of shit.......but it could have just been his car. ;D
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lemon. i'd go with a...
(http://www.treehugger.com/horse-buggy-amish.jpg)
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Parker, what do you know about the BMW 2002. Whenever I see one in the streets I always stop and look no matter the condition of it. Fools gold or worth it?
I always wanted one [fully stored and a shiny new pain job]
(http://www.autos.ca/articles/bv/images/72bmw2002tii.jpg)
(http://freerevs.com/gallery/photo.php?id=10478458)
Fools gold. A attorney friend of mine had one, took me for a spin...it was fun as hell, but he got rid of it. He said that due to it's small size and lack of safety features---like crash beams in the doors, it was a death trap...The Alfa Romeo Guilia or GTAs of the late 60s early 70s were it's competitor on the road and on the track, and were a lot more pretty. In fact the Alfa Romeo was in a Shaft movie, funny seeing Richard Roundtree getting out of such a small car...
The 2002s are great for the track, but shit on the road---all Cars even today's Mini are way bigger than it...and yes, they lack safety features...it's a metal deathtrap on the road...
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Fools gold. A attorney friend of mine had one, took me for a spin...it was fun as hell, but he got rid of it. He said that due to it's small size and lack of safety features---like crash beams in the doors, it was a death trap...The Alfa Romeo Guilia or GTAs of the late 60s early 70s were it's competitor on the road and on the track, and were a lot more pretty. In fact the Alfa Romeo was in a Shaft movie, funny seeing Richard Roundtree getting out of such a small car...
The 2002s are great for the track, but shit on the road---all Cars even today's Mini are way bigger than it...and yes, they lack safety features...it's a metal deathtrap on the road...
LOL "safety features"......... ;D
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LOL "safety features"......... ;D
Yeah man, even though this guy had a 5-point harness in his, that car was nothing but a tin can with four wheels, and you were the Tuna...didn't help that his speedo didn't work either---a attorney not knowing what speed he is going, lol. It was a fun spin---but, you had the feeling like a Miata could crush you. If the dam thing had a airbag, it would be a danger, as it would eject you out the back window.
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go for the 3.0 csl muuuch cooler =) (and expencive)
(http://iedei.files.wordpress.com/2010/03/manfredubertsroiderfotosiegfriedhuemer-30-09-2007.jpg)
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go for the 3.0 csl muuuch cooler =) (and expencive)
(http://iedei.files.wordpress.com/2010/03/manfredubertsroiderfotosiegfriedhuemer-30-09-2007.jpg)
Check Wikipedia for how many actually were sent to the US...it wasn't that many...very rare...
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i know they are hard to get one here in europe to, and if you find one its going to cost alot to, cars and kids to afford it. but its a beatiful car
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i know they are hard to get one here in europe to, and if you find one its going to cost alot to, cars and kids to afford it. but its a beatiful car
I've only seen that bodystyle twice in real life, and it was a 2800 CS, both were owned by a old man in Annapolis, MD. Since I don't go to BMW meets, I probably would have seen more. One has a better chance of spottig a Ferrari than a 70s CSL
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Is that the one were the whole front end flips forward to access the engine? Friend had one back in the day, his experience was that it was a piece of shit.......but it could have just been his car. ;D
Yes it is. I almost got killed in one of these models clearly unstable but they dress out as a good race car on the road courses handling is good.