March 2002
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AutoInc. Magazine ® Vol. L, March 2002
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March 2002
AutoInc. CoverThis 1967 BMW 2000 CS was based on the New Class chassis and carried a menacing look to its face, due to the unusual headlight design. It was powered by a 4-cylinder, 1990-cubic-centimeter engine that was rated at 120 horsepower, and promised a top speed of 115 mph. It weighed in at 2,646 pounds and some 10,000 of them were built during its production run of 1965-70. It sold for a rather substantial list price of $5,185, but featured full-grain leather seats; real walnut in the interior appointments; dual carburetors; and the finest in fit, finish and detailing. This manila-tan beauty has been restored and maintained by Franz Fechner.
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AutoInc. Magazine ® Vol. L, March 2002 E-mail: info@autoinc.org, Web Site: http://www.autoinc.org
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