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    1667929

    Model: BMW 2002
    Year: 1969
    Manufactured Date: 09/03/1969
    Original Color: Sahara
    Sunroof: Standard
    Transmission: 5 Speed Dogleg
    Current Color: Polaris Atlantik
    Last Sold: 11/14/1995
    No Longer Around

    Ti pistons

    Alpina 300 Sport cam

    Alpina big valve special 121ti head

    Weber 40 DCOE on ti manifolds

    Alpina 4-2-1 header

    Alpina red dot struts and inverted shocks

    Alpina progressive rate springs

    Alpina adjustable sway bars F&R

    Alpina 4 wheel vent disc brakes

    CS master cylinder

    ZF 3.64 75 pct locking limited slip

    Quick steering box

    Getrag CR 235/5 transmission

     Alpina hard rubber bushings

     Alpina boxed trailing arms with lowered spring perches

    Alpina three spoke Momo black anodize

    Alpina four gauge instrument pod

    Alpina rosewood shift knob

    Campagnolo 7x13 elektron wheels

    Alpina pig cheek flares 

    Recaro race bucket and sport seat

    20 years/135,000 miles

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