39km from new unregistered E3

[rh306]

(...sold for £32,200 at Coys last month )







http://classicshowcase.com/index.php/in ... detail/219

[Rosc0PColtrane]

Lovely car, surprised at some of the features on it, seems quite ahead of it's time in some regards. Fooking awful photography though.

[Topblag]

that looks like a 3 body boot.

[rh306]

Now that is what I call a clean car, wonder if it's driveable though.

..undriveable due to excessive peadoisation


This beautiful BMW 2800 has been stored in a private collection in Germany since the day it was delivered from BMW, and has never been registered. Having covered only 39km (approx. 24 miles), and with full documentation, makes this car very rare and collectible. 1969 was one of the very first years of the E3 model, and it differs from the later and more common Series 2, with its aluminum front grilles, different tail lights, horizontal C-pillar vents, trim etc. The cosmetic and mechanical condition is fantastic, and the car is still NEW in every way. A restored car will never reach this level of originality. The car is finished in single stage Tundra green metallic and beige corduroy. The mechanical parts of the car have been preserved as well as cosmetically. The car has been started regularly, moved around to keep fresh gas in the tank and carbs, and to lubricate all moving parts. All rubber around windows, engine compartment, trunk, tires etc is still soft and has not creeped the slightest bit. Bare metal parts such as exhaust manifolds, on the engine block, and brake discs are not even surface rusted! The engine, gearbox, rear diff, brake calipers, etc. are all in order, with no leaks or the slightest sweating. There has been no cleaning done to make anything look dry. Just as the rubber seals in the doors, trunk and engine compartment, the oil seals are in great shape. Fluids have been drained and replaced regularly to avoid absorption of humidity. As well, the valve guide seals aren't stiff, and you can start the car indoor with no smell or fumes!