For some reason, BMW 2002s are easier to find in self-service wrecking yards (in Colorado and California, anyway) than are 320is. Most of the Crusher-bound 2002s I see are pretty well picked over— probably before they ever got to the junkyard— and so I don’t photograph them. However, a round-taillight 2002 with automatic transmission is something you don’t see every day. (Read More…)
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Tagged as 1970s, 1973, 1973 BMW 2002, 2002, BMW, BMW 2002, Denver, Down On The Junkyard, junkyard, Junkyard Find, Malaise, Malaise Era
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threeer - Thanks for further taking a dump on American workers, Lutz-o. Now please just go. Away. Far, far away…
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