It's sporty. It's compact. This 1972 BMW 2002 TII exemplifies fun
on wheels. Not only is it an outstanding example of German
automotive style as the '70s were entering full swing, but its
rarity is beyond question. Not many 2002s were manufactured in
Touring configuration like this one and you can bet, having only
logged an unusually low 80,525 miles and benefitting from an
extensive overhaul both inside and out, this specimen represents
the cream of the crop. It wears very sharp Fjord Blue paint that
exudes quality, and though a buff and cut session at the hands of a
skilled detailer would have it in top notch form quickly, rest
assured that it's a bona fide head turner in its present form.
The blue vinyl interior retains its stock appearance and makes for
an inspiring, nostalgia-inducing driving environment. The front
buckets are supportive and show no rips or tears and though no one
would confuse the 2002 with a purpose-driven passenger car, there
is a viable rear bench in back that will accommodate a pair of
adult passengers. Up front, the factory-issue steering wheel still
holds its position on the column and the dash area beyond it shows
nicely, with a set of clear gauges in the instrument cluster and
every switch and knob firmly in place.
Beneath the hood, a 2.0-liter inline four-cylinder engine stands
by, ready for action. Fed by fuel-injection, it offers
substantially more power than its naturally aspirated 2002
counterparts from the same era and boasts a legacy for performance
that prompted two different BMW executives to install a version of
it in their own personal cars even before it was available to the
public more than a half century ago. The engine pairs with a
smooth-shifting four-speed manual transmission that puts full
control of its output in the hands of the driver and runs through
its gears with no issue. With its relatively modest curb weight and
upgraded front disc brakes that come via its top tier TII
configuration, this 2002 stops very quickly and its steering is
surprisingly communicative and precise.
HIGHLIGHTS
• UNUSUALLY LOW 80,525 MILES LOGGED
• FUEL-INJECTED 2.0-LITER INLINE 4-CYLINDER ENGINE
• 4-SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION
• FRONT DISC BRAKES
• NEW BATTERY
• STRIKING FJORD BLUE PAINT
• 14" PANOSPORT WHEELS
• SUNROOF
• BLUE VINYL INTERIOR
• BUCKET SEATS
• AM/FM RADIO (CURRENTLY INOPERABLE)
• EXTENSIVE RESTORATION RECEIPTS AND MAINTENANCE RECORDS
INCLUDED
• OWNER'S MANUAL INCLUDED
Representing a pivotal time in its manufacturer's evolution, this
1972 BMW 2002 TII is not only about as lightly travelled as you
will find for a car from its era but has received a substantial
amount of skilled attention to bring it to its current state and
comes with the receipts to prove it. Call today!
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