BMW 327 (1953)
Sale price: US $5,000.00 Make an Offer
| Used |
| “This iconic BMW is very complete and solid, but needs to be sorted and finished.” |
| Year: | 1953 | VIN : | 87561 |
| Mileage: | 2 | Model: | 327 |
| Vehicle Title: | Clean | Make: | BMW |
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Vehicle description
The BMW 327 Coupes and Cabriolets, along with the similar 328 Roadster, are often considered some of the most sought after pre-war German cars. They were not produced in Munich with BMWs motorcycles, but at a plant in Eisenach. After the cessation of the hostilities of the second world war, Eisenach and BMW"s car manufacturing facility found itself in the Russian controlled sector of Germany (In what would become East Germany). The factory mainly produced the BMW 327 Sedan, but a few 327 Coupes and Cabriolets were assembled from parts on hand. This car is one of the EMW 327 Cabriolets (Eisenach Motorenwerk). We do not know much of the history other than the car was purchased in Finland in its" current condition in 2008. (Please message us for a link to extensive photos, that are an accurate representation of the cars" condition.) The car needs to be sorted, but looks to be very complete. It does not look to have had prior accident damage, or extensive rust. Someone spent many hours getting the car to its current state, and the quality is consistent throughout the vehicle. The red and black color scheme was popular with these cars, and the paint has a nice shine. The interior needs to be finished and the car needs a convertible top installed. In all, it would not take much to make this a driver quality 327 Cabriolet. The motor does turn over by hand, and it is believed to be the original engine per the numbers on the ID tag, and the engine number stamping. We do recommend an in person inspection, please contact us to schedule a visit. The car rolls easily for transport, and the tires hold air. The car is sold as is, with a free and clear title. There is no warranty or guarantee implied or inferred. Please do not hesitate with questions, and good luck bidding!