Thread: 1973 2002 Tii parts availability
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Old 05-10-2005, 03:40 AM
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Originally Posted by bigmansm
but the TIII had a turbo doesnt it?
Nope,

IIRC...

There was the standard 2002 which had a single carb,
The ti (for touring international) had twin carbs,
The tii (for touring international injection) had mechanical fuel injection
Then there was the turbo.

I've had friends with both the standard and tii cars, the tii is fantastic when the system was working properly.

I'm not an expert on these wonderful things but I do know a couple

But like anything if its all looked after and cared for it could last almost forever

In response to Mitch, I think BMW still have some parts available but Jaymic in the UK does have parts available

http://www.jaymic.co.uk/

I think the '73 is the first model with the rectangular rear lights

Before I started looking for my 6er I was seriously thinking about a 3.0CS, talking to a BMW specialist convinced me that in Aus that was a bad idea at least as a daily driver.

Cheers,
Iain.
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