Thanks to Werner van den Wijngaert for sharing this info in the Facebook BMW 2002 Classifieds today! It is offered by Car Cave, a Belgian company, linked below*. Lots more pics on their site, btw. It is a "Fresh "nuts and bolts" restored 1973 BMW 2002 Baur Targa convertible conversion in the original Condorgelb. A color that was only available on the Baur."
About this car
Fresh "nuts and bolts" restored 1973 BMW 2002 Baur Targa convertible conversion in the original Condorgelb. A color that was only available on the Baur. It was built March 1973 and supplied to France. The first owner kept the car until the second half of the 80's. Then it was bought by the second owner in Spain. A few months ago it was painstakingly restored to concourse condition. It was completely taken apart. The body was restored with original body panels. The interior is new and finished in the original black fabrics. With a new set carpets. The targa roof and softtop were finished in black Sonnenland fabrics. New headlamps were placed. All mirrors were renewed. New rubbers on all doors and boot. Complete new exhaust system. With five new tyres and fresh repainted wheels. And the original and matching engine was checked and tuned. The complete brake system was rebuild with new brake calipers and brake pads.Renewed Hardy dics. And an original Bavaria radio mounted in the dashboard.
This low mileage example is one of the 2317 produced. Power comes for the famous and very reliable M10 - 4 cylinder engine with 2000 cc with single carburetor producing 100 hp. It is a 2 door 4 seater convertible with the targa style body. With solid targa roof and soft window like used in some Porsche. This gives the car many possibilities using those roofs. It is rear wheel drive with a 4 speed manual gearbox.
Briefly an unique opportunity to purchase a 2002 Baur in a timeless color combination. Restored in all its details. Ready to hit the road again.
If you want more information please contact our sales team.
*http://www.carcave.be/portfolio/1973-bmw-2002-baur-targa-convertible
Thanks for posting, Werner!
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