Equipment and features: BMW’s 501 and 502 series cars were nicknamed ‘Barockengel’ (Baroque Angel) by the German public when new, referencing the rather ornate and extravagant coachwork. · This car is finished in black over a dark red leather-trimmed cabin, complemented by red carpets and wooden inlays. · It rides on a set of 15-inch steel wheels with chrome and black covers, fitted with whitewall tyres. · Equipment includes opening front quarterlight windows, a headliner-mounted VDO clock, a glovebox, and grab handles and storage pockets set into the backs of the front seats. · An electronic ignition system and immobiliser have been installed. · Accompanying the sale is the instruction manual, spare wheel, warning triangle, and jack.

Condition: Specific notes from the seller include: a few small scratches on the rear wings and a little damage on the dashboard. · The seller also notes that the car can take several attempts to start due to the mechanical fuel pump, the steering wheel lock is sluggish, and the fuel tap has been removed. The ventilation hatches are untested, the radio antenna is in poor condition, the front right window is slow in its operation, and the windscreen washers are present but unconnected. · The most recent roadworthiness inspection was reportedly conducted in 2017, resulting in a clean pass.

Service history: The car was last serviced in May 2022 by Pelles Bilservice, who serviced the engine and carburettor, applied lubrication, adjusted the brakes, and replaced the fluids, various filters, spark plugs, and tyres. · Prior to this, Pelles Bilservice repaired the steering wheel and replaced the shock absorbers, engine mounts, wheel bearings, thermostat, and brake hoses.