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VP BMW E21 315 Body : CI DMEC : 26/01/1984 Energy : ES Power : 8 Mileage : 132500 Color : BLANC NON-RUNNING VEHICLE Without registration, FIV presents BMW e21 315, 132500 kms The BMW e21 is a collector's favorite, and rather than a 320 or 323i, why not discover the smallest engine in a rare configuration. Of course, the bodywork isn't perfect, and there are rare cases of rust perforation, notably on the left-hand pillar. The windscreen outline also needs to be redone, as does the inside of the hood and other more superficial elements. The rear bumper is a little recessed on the right. The engine is running, but the clutch needs changing (part supplied by Valéo). Restoration is obviously necessary, as the car has not been run for 10 years and everything needs to be checked. But don't forget you're looking at a BMW 315 e21 in that rare AlpinWeiss shade, with an even rarer 5-speed gearbox. The interior, even if the driver's seat needs to be completely redone and the bench seat corrected, looks good. The dashboard is slightly cracked, making it easily salvageable, unlike many others. In short, a highly original version of the e21 that deserves some attention. Delivery possible, quotation on request Non-exhaustive list of defects, information for guidance only. Don't hesitate to come and see the complete condition of the vehicle.

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VP BMW E21 315 Body : CI DMEC : 26/01/1984 Energy : ES Power : 8 Mileage : 132500 Color : BLANC NON-RUNNING VEHICLE Without registration, FIV presents BMW e21 315, 132500 kms The BMW e21 is a collector's favorite, and rather than a 320 or 323i, why not discover the smallest engine in a rare configuration. Of course, the bodywork isn't perfect, and there are rare cases of rust perforation, notably on the left-hand pillar. The windscreen outline also needs to be redone, as does the inside of the hood and other more superficial elements. The rear bumper is a little recessed on the right. The engine is running, but the clutch needs changing (part supplied by Valéo). Restoration is obviously necessary, as the car has not been run for 10 years and everything needs to be checked. But don't forget you're looking at a BMW 315 e21 in that rare AlpinWeiss shade, with an even rarer 5-speed gearbox. The interior, even if the driver's seat needs to be completely redone and the bench seat corrected, looks good. The dashboard is slightly cracked, making it easily salvageable, unlike many others. In short, a highly original version of the e21 that deserves some attention. Delivery possible, quotation on request Non-exhaustive list of defects, information for guidance only. Don't hesitate to come and see the complete condition of the vehicle.

Estimate 1 500 - 1 800 EUR
Starting price 1 200 EUR

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For sale on Sunday 23 Jun : 14:00 (CEST)
cresseveuille, France
Enchères en Seine
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