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There are multiple three-piece dashboards, as each of the three components had two different versions:   Lower Piece: 1.  Designed to hold chrome trim along the front of the lower piece

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It's a late '73 2002 Touring. Due to the unique back end, the bumper corners & rubber strip are shorter than the sedan's. I re-used the old strip (doesn't look bad from 20 feet) but it would

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You can make a 3-piece dash work in your car, but....your car originally had a 1-piece dash. Mint 1-piece dashes — there are still NOS 1-piece dashes around because they remained available from BMW un

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Yes this is for the early 1600-2002 cars where the long and short chrome pieces attached to the lower part of the dash. Notice how short and incomplete the lower part looks? The time BMW was selling the 3 piece dash again several years ago now, they were selling the chrome pieces also. I know the dash went NLA again but I don’t know about those chrome pieces.

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Yes this is for the early 1600-2002 cars where the long and short chrome pieces attached to the lower part of the dash. Notice how short and incomplete the lower part looks? 

 

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Although the photos don’t show the lower front edge of the lower part, I agree with resra that it appears to be of the chrome-trimmed style. When combined with the ridges on the parcel shelf, it would appear to be a replacement dash — optimally — for a 1970-ish through April 1971 Euro-spec car. (For the life of me, I cannot recall if my very early 1970, manufactured September 8, 1969, had parcel shelf ridges or not... ?)

 

But if the presence of the ridges on the parcel shelf is ignored, it would be “almost correct” on any Euro-spec car before April 1971 and any U.S.-spec car before October-ish 1967.

 

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Steve

 

 

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1976 2002 Polaris, 2742541 (original owner)

1973 2002tii Inka, 2762757 (not-the-original owner)

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This is a hard-to-find package and probably worth the ask for someone restoring a pre model '71 euro spec car.  But keep in mind that the glove box, ash tray and center console are all different compared from US cars of the same vintage.  As are all the under-dash cardboard parts.  Also, the lower dash chrome pieces are made up of four chrome-plated plastic pieces and two (glove box, ash try) chrome plated metal pieces.  There might be more differences but those are ones that come to mind.

 

Where this would be very desirable is for someone restoring an authentic 2002ti.  Those left the factory with this dash and are bringing prices, restored, that would justify the investment for this dash.  Pre-68 1600s had this also but values aren't quite there yet.

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On 8/15/2019 at 11:56 AM, bimbill said:

 

Where this would be very desirable is for someone restoring an authentic 2002ti.  ...

 

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Absolutely! But even the production era of the 2002ti (October-ish 1968 to April 1971) straddles the famous “Parcel Shelf Ridge Event”, when ridges suddenly arose from the parcel shelf. I cannot believe a knowing forum member (Mike S., are you seeing this?) hasn’t come along and explained when the ridges arose! ?

 

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1973 2002tii Inka, 2762757 (not-the-original owner)

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On 8/15/2019 at 11:56 AM, bimbill said:

This is a hard-to-find package and probably worth the ask for someone restoring a pre model '71 euro spec car.  But keep in mind that the glove box, ash tray and center console are all different compared from US cars of the same vintage.  As are all the under-dash cardboard parts.  Also, the lower dash chrome pieces are made up of four chrome-plated plastic pieces and two (glove box, ash try) chrome plated metal pieces.  There might be more differences but those are ones that come to mind.

 

Where this would be very desirable is for someone restoring an authentic 2002ti.  Those left the factory with this dash and are bringing prices, restored, that would justify the investment for this dash.  Pre-68 1600s had this also but values aren't quite there yet.

With all due respect, the metal pieces are actually Brass

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9 minutes ago, Shawn Piper said:


Hey, did you sell the dash? I’m interested in it if it’s available. 

I wish I still had because I need a dash for my 73 tii! If anyone out there has a dash or stock interior I could use them.

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