This next car comes from tipper Sean who writes: Would l like to see more pictures? Yes, but don’t ask. Why is it so close to the wall? Do I want this? yes if it for real. Does something seem fishy? yes. Find this 1973 BMW 2002 offered for $9500 via Los Angeles craigslist.
Something isn't right here. A '73 round tail-light BMW 2002 with decent paint offered for a bit over $5k -- did I just jump back in time? Maybe. Maybe not. Take a closer look for yourself at this 1973 BMW 2002 Roundie offered for $6,000 in Ventura, CA via craigslist.
The round tail light (roundie) BMW 1600/2000/2002 is a classic by any yardstick, so it isn't often that you see one that runs/drives offered for less than a stack of 10 Benjamins...but here we are. Find this 1971 BMW 2002 offered for $900 in Bremerton, WA. Tip from Zach Z. 
The BMW 2002 is one of those all-time greats that represents what was possible when an automaker got the whole package just right. It's compact but roomy, sporty yet practical, good looking but not flashy, reasonably powered, spry handling, and easy to maintain. Values for these are all over the map at the moment, but trending upwards (see this DT Market Update for examples). The seller of this car hopes to cash in on that trend, by listing a car recently built for him by an ex-WWF wrestler and friends for a Discovery Network TV show called Lords of the Car Hoards. Find this 1970 BMW 2002 for sale in Salinas, CA for $18,000 "or reasonable offer" via craigslist.
The supply of cheap BMW 2002 roundies is just about gone, dried up like tears from a cowboy who lost his horse but found a pickup truck. It probably won't be long before the entire market has "pulled a 911" and even the crappiest examples demand real money, but for now you can find a 2002 for nothing..but only if you look really hard and aren't afraid of rust. Find this 1970 BMW 2002 offered for $3,200 near Portland, OR via craigslist.