NAS 94 or 95 ST

Popeohana

Popeohana

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i have been watching the market fairly closely and while it would be great to find an amazing deal, I am prepared to pay market value for the right truck. i prefer stock over modified, and I'm more concerned with condition than mileage. Please contact me if you have or know of something that might suit me.
 
Popeohana

Popeohana

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don said:
ok so anywhere from $24000 to $85000
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I would probably narrow that by $10-$15k on either side of your range (maybe even a little more from ythe upper end). I'm not interested in a project vehicle or an ultra-low mileage garage queen.
 
Jeff B

Jeff B

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http://boston.craigslist.org/bmw/cto/5896231740.html

1994 Arles Blue ST frame off
$75,000


Clean MA Title states 111k miles

Truck has 4.6 with approximately 40 k on it transmission refreshed 10 miles ago
Automatic from a 1997 d 90
Galvinized frame
Complete respray with all pieces taken apart
New Td5 Bulkhead
TD5 dash
Tickford top that hasn't seen the light of day since 1998 Refurbed by Badger Coach Works

If you have a serious interest in the truck pm a telephone number.

(This was on D90source a while back)

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CaptMilks

CaptMilks

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Hard to find a good condition NAS for 14K. You can find one for 40K-60K however. A friend sold his this summer 60K mileage truck in good shape for $60K and he had three or four people wanting to pay that for it. That was a good deal.
 
Popeohana

Popeohana

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I have seen Ron'a truck posted before. It looks nice but too far from stock for me (4.6, Arles ST for MY 97, TD5 dash).

CaptMilks said:
Hard to find a good condition NAS for 14K. You can find one for 40K-60K however. A friend sold his this summer 60K mileage truck in good shape for $60K and he had three or four people wanting to pay that for it. That was a good deal.
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Not sure where you got $14k from. I fully expect my next truck will be north of $40k.
 
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down_shift

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CaptMilks said:
Hard to find a good condition NAS for 14K. You can find one for 40K-60K however. A friend sold his this summer 60K mileage truck in good shape for $60K and he had three or four people wanting to pay that for it. That was a good deal.
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Year and color? What was the medium used to sell?
 
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