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1 hour ago, harold said:

The part number is 51216442100.   I tried to order it from BMW about a year ago and it was NLA.    Look for a good used one.  They seem to hold up pretty well; I found a good one.

 

Does anybody have a driver's side handle NOS for sale please PM me. Thank you

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Sometime between May and July of last year (2015), that combo kit of ignition switch and driver's door handle also went NLA.  W&N used to carry that also, and it disappeared from their website at the same time, probably for the same reason. 

 

This is a good example to anyone starting, or in the middle of a restoration.  Order *everything* you need now!  Stuff is going NLA all the time, and also prices are increasing regularly. 

 

I put off getting horsehair seat pads -- and total price for a set went from $550 to over $1400 for a 75/76, 2015 vs 2016. 

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2 hours ago, Russell74Fjord said:

I suppose you tried BMW Traditions, Maximillian ?- they used to have a set for sale, both door handles and ignition (lock and mounting) with keys for sale. All NOS. 

Thanks for this.. I just checked out with the whole kit (handles, ignition, and keys) for 270 shipped, hopefully I don't get an email later saying they don't have it in stock lol.

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On 10/20/2016 at 3:19 PM, us-richierich said:

Thanks for this.. I just checked out with the whole kit (handles, ignition, and keys) for 270 shipped, hopefully I don't get an email later saying they don't have it in stock lol.

 

Unfortunately, I got the email. The lock kit is NLA... However, I am going to try to refresh my existing locks and handles best I can for now. I also purchased some cleaner door latch/close assemblies, which will make a difference too.

1973 2002tii, riviera blue, 45mm Weber dual side draft carbs (itg foam filter), ansa exhaust

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This is why MT need a Twitter account. They could warn us when things are going NLA and equally when things come back into stock. 

 

I understand that there are constraints in running a parts business like that and I am certainly grateful that they do support their old vehicles but a bit of communication with their customers would be good. 

rtheriaque wrote:

Carbs: They're necessary and barely controlled fuel leaks that sometimes match the air passing through them.

My build blog:http://www.bmw2002faq.com/blog/163-simeons-blog/

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