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Welcome to BMW 2002 FAQ
The most comprehensive resource for information on BMW models produced from the 1950's through the 1970's. We cover BMW 2002 and all its variants like BMW 1502, BMW 1600-2, BMW 1602, BMW 1802, ti, tii, Touring, Cabriolet, Targa, Turbo, and others. We also have comprehensive information about BMW Neue Klasse vehicles like BMW 1500, BMW 1600, BMW 1800, BMW 2000, tilux, ti, tisa, tii, cs. To make sure we cover all the classics we also have information on BMW 700 and BMW 1600GT.
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2002 Beauty Shots
Here's the place to post your best 2002 photos. Perhaps a bit like the stance thread, but with less emphasis on the "stance", and more emphasis on the car and photo quality. I'll start...
"Cleanest/Drop in" M20?
I know that this mod has been done to death, and have searched a lot, but I'm in a pretty unique situation, and apologize. Put simply, what's the cleanest drop in of an M20, and what impact does that have on the EXISTING transmission mounting? (I should ask about hacking to the front sheet metal, I suppose, but I'm not there yet.) I'm not looking to start anything between any vendors or users, (but feel free to PM me), and just want to know what can be achieved. To be SUPER brief, I need an automatic in this 2002, I know that the 3-speed auto is unlikely to do it for me (meaning I'll shortly go for a 1985 318 ZF 4HP22 as I've seen done ONCE before in my searching which seems to fit on a stock M10), and expect that I'll probably get bored with that and go with an M20 instead of doing much on the M10. Any help as to what caused how much movement, or pics, would be super appreciated. Any suggestion as to another (BMW) power train that could work would be appreciated, though I think this is it for anything resembling cost-efficient. (I know that's a relative term, as right now I'm willing to fly someone in to get it done right.) Thank you much. Seth
Found some Alpina / Borrani bi-metallic wheels
Completely unexpected, but just found these. Looks like exactly what was on the ‘72 Alpina tii touring that sold on BAT not too long ago. Bellissimo! Will take some time to think about what to do with them. Vince
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SF Bay Area Neue Klasse und Kaffee - Santa Clara
12/15/2018, 04:00 PM 07:00 PM
This month we are going to meet back in South Bay. Santa Clara to be more precise. Chromatic Coffee 5237 Stevens Creek Blvd. Santa Clara, CA The official time will be from 8am to 11am, but all are welcome to come early and leave late. If you need some tools, Harbor Freight is in the same parking lot. Cover Photo by prsvere
19th Annual MidAmerica 2002 Fest
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Thursday evening welcome gtg Friday tech sessions, drive, Terry Sayther Vintage Bimmer dinner Saturday tech sessions, car show, tech quiz, brats & burger picnic dinner, door prize raffle, awards Best Western Eureka Inn 479-253-9551 Eureka Springs , Arkansas www.midamerica02fest.com
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