Here’s something I didn’t know about—-in 1970, the BMW Werks team developed a weird concoction of part BMW 2002 and part E9 coupe and came up with the 3002. The car raced in one race, the 1970 Tour De Corse—-and the car still exists, although it’s in pretty ratty shape somewhere in California, according to someone who has seen it there.
Around 270hp with a 6 cylinder and weighing around 950 kg—–the car was surely a bit of an animal for the time.
ORIGINAL PICS from 1970:
In it’s most RECENT condition…but still alive!
source: AlpinaBMW2002
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Hello, everyone,I am the one to carry this 3002 back from LA to good old Germany. I sold it about 98 to a fellow near cologne. What happened then i dont know.I still keep pictures and a copy of the old (german) title. 249hp.
Hi, nay way to have the name and contats for the fellow near cologne? Best regards
Thankks for posting this