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Well folks here we have my 1984 745i grey market turbo BMW. It's tough to part with... but here I go... it's automatic, bronzit with buffalo hide interior, 168,000 kilometers, thus aproximately 102,000 miles, power windows, factory glass sunroof with sunshade, power door locks, heated power mirrors, headlight windshield wipers, headlight dimmer switch, power front bucket seats with power headrestsr, rear powered bucket seats with power headrests, rear passenger radio control and front passenger seat controls in rear passenger's arm rest for the ulitmate comfort. Teak trimmed dash, shifter console, front and rear teak trimmed doors, all in good shape, needs a little cleaning up. Hydrolic suspension. Clean unibody, undercarriage, shock towers, doors, wheel wells, fenders, hood and trunk. Brakes, fuel lines and gas tank are all in good shape. Car was federalized at some point and the O2 sensor wires come in to the cpu, with connector but are not connected to any unit... i.e. the Johnson Box. The Johnson Box isn't in the vehicle. The vehicle could use a little tlc. It stalls and might be a simple thing like a vacuum leak or it may be related to the missing Johnson Box. The automatic transmission was replaced a few years ago. There is an aftermarket radio in the dash, however the BMW German factory radio is still in the rear armrest for the rear passengers to control the radio and front seats. The heater/airconditioner temp control unit all work and are in German. The headliner is good, with the exception that the headliner at the sunroof is wrinkled and dirty from debris that is up in the roof area where the door is stored when sunroof is open. Has privacy screen in back. The motor is good with good compression. This motor is the equivalent to an M6 motor of it's day, with a turbo!... vavoom, with bigger valves and cam than the 733/735 which had the 3.2/3.4 liter motors in them. The car will need a little tlc both mechanically to smooth her out as well as a good detail job to make her shine like the outstanding motor vehicle she is. The original tool kit & tire changer are in the trunk along with a good spare. The car also has it's stock BMW 745 fire extinquisher mounted at the driver's seat. Please feel free to email with questions. Enjoy the bidding. cheers! from BritishBavarian
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