This one popped on FB 2 weeks ago in Germany (...) apparently it's named BJ.
Thank you for posting it here! My first guess would not have been that "Bj. 1973" was the name of the car
It'd be great if one of our German friends could get the tag for records -- there is a photo of the door VIN tag, so privacy should not be an issue. The car seems to have been loaded (H53 Auto Temp 2, tilt wheel, power locks) yet the seats are a cloth bench -- the first time I've seen that choice on a 1973 NYB coupe.
The interior puzzles me: The front seats look like they may have been
J3B8 (AFAIK, the only way to get cloth seats on an NYB 2dr in 1973) but the foam scalloping seems incorrect for an NYB (picture below courtesy of the Hamtramck Registry).
If indeed it was J3B8 (something the tag would confirm), then one can see that (i) the original clamshell front seat backs and (ii) the J3 vinyl inserts on the bolsters/headrests/central armrest have all been replaced by cloth, and the latter is incorrect:
Although the ad says that lots of parts have been replaced with NOS, it is unfortunate that the seats and headliner were not redone correctly. Here are more photos showing issues for the purist:
1. the engine bay is missing its washer bottle.
2. the new headliner does not look like the original:
3. there are an extra radio and two speakers under the dash; I wonder if the horn still works given the crack on the rim blow wheel:
4.
@T-revorNobody's fourth photo suggests that this NYB was originally GB5 and has been (nicely) repainted. To finish with a positive note, then, the rear view is (to my eyes) the best:
