Neue Klasse Registry

[nt7110]

Good luck again "duggi" !

 

Nung

[02tom]

Finally received the title after a long 3+ month long process.

VIN 1454901 1968 2000tilux (as registered)

 

From the BMW Historical Group Archives:

The BMW 2000 tilux VIN 1454901 was manufactured on April 12th, 1967 and delivered on April 21st, 1967 to the BMW importer Hoffman Motors Corp. in New York City. The original colour was Caribe, paint code 059.

 

 

 

Edited January 16, 2017 by 02tom
Added BMW Historical Group info

[duggi]

Congrats Tom!  Nice car!

[zinz]

Ya'll probably already saw it, not sure why I haven't posted here yet... Like a doofus, I was putting everything in the OT section and forgot about the NK Registry.  

 

 

Lots of info in this thread - 

 

I've been driving it for the last several months...it's basically gas, tires, and oil right now.  Starts right up, drives beautifully, all the electricals work as they should, even the heater fan works.  I've been gathering parts for months and really need to bite the bullet and tear the car down for full paint and interior.  

 

I'm still needing a few pieces like better kidney grills and a proper NK interior mirror.  If anyone has a lead on such things, let me know.

 

Enjoy,

 

Ed Z

 

 

[Stuart W.]

Year: 1967

Model: 2000CS

VIN: 1107220

Location: Palm Springs, CA 92264

Manufactured: 5/08/67

Delivered:  November 20th, 1967 to the BMW dealer Burkhardt in Kulmbach, Germany

Color: Pacific

Color Code: 039

I purchased from 3rd owner June 7, 2017

Interior: black vinyl w/grey fabric inserts, black piping-(original interior still in car)

The car has license plates from Darmstadt, Germany.

Will be delivered to me July 26, 2017

[02cultcar]

I purchased what is believed to be an NK engine with an E21 head. It has a serial number stamped on it (1255223) which matches a vin of a 523i Limousine. Does anyone know of another way to research what I have?

[02tom]

On 7/22/2017 at 6:45 PM, 02cultcar said:

I purchased what is believed to be an NK engine with an E21 head. It has a serial number stamped on it (1255223) which matches a vin of a 523i Limousine. Does anyone know of another way to research what I have?

info.grouparchiv@bmwgroup.com - send them an email stating what you have and they will usually respond in a day or two

[duggi]

Adding my new one to the registry:

1968 2000 in Granada

Originally delivered from the Schorsch Meier dealer in Munich.  Still waiting to hear from BMW on more details.

Now located in San Francisco, CA.  Last registration: 1996.  Seems to have been in CA since 1973 (from the stickers on the license plate).  Even has a BAR sticker and some smog info since it was imported during that weird period between 73-76.

 

 

Edit: BMW finally got back to me about both the car's VIN and the VIN on the installed engine...

 

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The BMW 2000 VIN 1341378 was manufactured on November 14th, 1967 and delivered on February 13th, 1968 to the BMW dealer Meier in Munich. The original colour was Granada, paint code 023.

 

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The engine number 2365608 belongs to a BMW 2002 US which was built on May 20th, 1975 and delivered on May 29th, 1975 to BMW of North America. The original colour was Chamonix, paint code 085.

 

Edited October 7, 2017 by duggi
Added BMW Archive info

[MOJOJOY]

The BMW 1800 VIN 971104 was manufactured on June 25th, 1964 and delivered on July 09th, 1964 to the French BMW importer Imperial Garage in Paris. The original colour was Derby, paint code 056.

Original paint and matching numbers engine. Oldest running m10 stateside? 

[zinz]

Stunning... 

[steve k.]

I know a few have been placed in this thread, but it would be great of these cars ended up in the registry. 

https://www.bmw2002faq.com/registry/

 

Steve K. 

[PDWebb]

Finally adding our NK. Work in progress.

 

1969 2000 Automatic (planning a swap eventually)

VIN: 1160318

Chamonix on blue

Build date: 6/11/1969

 

Patrick

[Hien]

My garage find 1600 vin#938229 build Dec 9-1965, DMV have it as 67.

[HBChris]

What is the color and is it original?  Add your location to your profile as well.  She sure looks clean!

[bimbill]

Terrific find and very rare.  It would be good to see an engine picture and also what code is on the cylinder head.  I believe it should be 115.  There is a small but enthusiastic owner group here that can provide plenty of information and resource advice for you.