Jiglu: BMW '02 Owners: Discussion: RE: 2002's in Australia

Hi Richard,
You could allways look at NZ for a car. Try www.trademe.co.nz.
Cheers,
John.

Date: Tue, 17 Jun 2008 05:22:04 +0000
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Subject: Re: [bmw02] 2002's in Australia

Richard, I may take you up on this.
I have seen so many nice 02's go through the site, a recent example the Baur in Herts, I used to live just around the corner….very frustrating, also the Yellow A4s that was on a while back.
I will look into how I import a car into Aus, it would certainly be a way around the dire shortage over here. I am going to look at an 02 thats "restored" very shortly here in Sydney, however would you be able to give me an idea of the cost involved in an inspection?
Thanks.
Richard Stern <...> said:

Richard,

I can do an inspection for a fee, depending where in the UK as well. You get a 3 page written report & hundreds of images to back the report up. It usually takes at least 6 hours.
So if you find one in S.E England let me know. If it's in the Midlands I do know someone that "might" be able to help.
Good luck hunting.
Richard.
Date: Mon, 16 Jun 2008 08:47:00 +0000From: ...: bmw02@jiglu.comSubject: [bmw02] 2002's in Australia
Hi, I have recently joined and am trying really hard to find a decent 02 in Australia, specifically Sydney. I had a look at a tii at the weekend 10K AUD and rust everywhere. I have had 02's on and off for the last 20 years and really miss owning one. I would like a tii so if anyone out there has any ideas contacts etc in Sydney please can you let me know.
I have thought about importing one but I would need to get someone to do an inspection, does anyone know of a company that will do this in the UK?
I have noticed there is a nice tii on Richards site this month, that would be perfect should the the previously mentioned service available.
Thanks.
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