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  • 2760048

    2760048

    Model: BMW 2002tii
    Year: 1972
    Manufactured Date: 10/21/1971
    Original Color: Atlantik
    Transmission: 4 Speed Manual
    Current Color: Atlantic
    Current Owner: Greggotii
    Last Sold: No value

    From BMW Group Archives:

     

    “The BMW 2002 tii US VIN 2760048 was manufactured on October 21st, 1971 and delivered on November 08th, 1971 to the BMW importer Hoffman Motors Corp. in New York City. The original colour was Atlantik, paint code 041.“

     

    Legal delivery to: Hoffman Motors Corp (an NYC-domiciled corporation) on November 8, 1971.

     

    Last U.S.-spec tii with Klippan (non-retracting, upper mounting points below rear quarter windows) seat belts and shoulder harnesses.

     

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