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In search of Dad's 1971 2002 ti


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Shot in the dark here as my info is extremely limited. But considering there's passion around this car I thought I would give it a try.

 

***** Update: VIN 1690976 ****

 

My father purchased the car in Lahr Germany in 1971 picked up directly from the BMW factory. At the time he was posted in Lahr with the armed forces and they shipped the car back to Canada for him between 1972 and 1974, not sure when as my Dad is suffering from Alzheimer's. The car was sold approximately in 1981 to someone who came from Toronto to pickup in Ottawa (Orleans) to be specific. His car did have factory Recaro seats and Blue in color other than that that's all I know. 

 

So not a Canadian original 1971 ti as it was imported. Factory Recaro seats.

 

I'd love to see this again or even know if this thing is still around... The dream would be to buy it back and have him drive it again before he leaves us...

 

Edited by JD Guilbault
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