Ti engine bay decals and placement

[jazz_and_bimmers]

Hello Friends -

 

When my Colorado 1970 BMW Ti was repainted, the engine bay decals were lost.

Pics are attached of my bay. Which ones am I missing? Looks like all of them?

Additionally, I understand early or euro cars may have had different placements for these? (Can anyone confirm?)

Apologies if this is redundant, I searched other threads and could not find a source.

If anyone has photos they can share I'd be grateful!

 

Thanks!
Michael

[jgerock]

Do you have any pictures taken before it was sent to the body shop?  Or perhaps from the previous owner?

[jazz_and_bimmers]

4 minutes ago, jgerock said:

Do you have any pictures taken before it was sent to the body shop?  Or perhaps from the previous owner?

Sadly no.

[jgerock]

I’m hoping Dirk DeGroen can assist - he has a Colorado ti.

[pierre02ti]

If this can help, from a ‘69 ti, unrestored engine bay, delivered to Canada

[jazz_and_bimmers]

1 hour ago, pierre02ti said:

If this can help, from a ‘69 ti, unrestored engine bay, delivered to Canada

This is fantastic, Pierre - thank you!

[Conserv]

 

[Jam3422]

Repost from the general discussion area - photos of engine bay decals before my 71 ti was repainted.

[Conserv]

2 hours ago, Jam3422 said:

 

 

 

 

I believe it's both telling of how BMW viewed underhood stickers -- of no particular importance -- and typical of their weak "1970" approach to quality control that the tire pressure sticker is for "BMW 1600TI/BMW 2002/BMW 2002TI", thus a sticker that was probably designed in the last quarter of 1968, when all three models were actually in simultaneous production.

 

Thanks and regards,

 

Steve

 

 

[Oldtimerfahrer]

The German text at the bottom is precious...US lawyers would have a field day....roughly "for sports driving special restrictions apply. Please take note of the operating manual".

Thanks for the pictures, mine came with wrinkled lumps/remnants in the glove box that I have not replaced...

[BritshIron]

Carl Nelson at La Jolla Independent BMW Service might have what you need. He literally has a “suitcase” full of stickers! This picture was taken just a few days ago. Aloha!

[Oldtimerfahrer]

Would be nice if he came by my engine bay with that suitcase, but for now I'll focus on my throwout arm woes to get back on the road. I like the idea of stickers, but mine is no longer original enough for them to make a difference. Perhaps someone will do a full restore someday, but my kids are already placing dibs ...