1966 BMW 1600-2

It was later repainted in its factory Derby Grau before being imported to the United States in 2017. Power is provided by a 1. 6-liter M10 inline-four linked to a four-speed manual transmission. The interior is upholstered in gray and black cloth and vinyl and features twin front bucket seats. Additional equipment includes early chrome bumpers, Bosch driving lights, BMW-branded rear mudflaps, and 13? steel wheels with chrome covers. The car left the factory in Derby Grau (056) and was reportedly repainted first in the mid-1990s in Sweden and then again in 2015 in the United Kingdom. Equipment includes a driver-side mirror, a tow ball, BMW-branded rear mudflaps, and early chrome bumpers. European-market lighting includes round taillights and flush front turn signals, while Bosch front driving lights are protected by white vinyl BMW-logo covers. A Swedish Automobile Association club badge is affixed to the front grille, and the left driving light has a crack in the lens. Steel 13? wheels wear polished covers with BMW logo centers and are mounted with 165/80 Kumho Power Star 758 tires.