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Bmw 2002 Wood Shift Knob on 2040-parts.com

US $49.90
Location:

Bursa, Osmangazi, Turkey

Bursa, Osmangazi, Turkey
Condition:New Brand:gear lever PRODUCT HANDMADE Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:TC00000564 Country/Region of Manufacture:Turkey Placement on Vehicle:Front


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Brand New BMW  WOOD Shift Knob     

This  wood shift knob will fit the following BMW's:

1602 (1968-1971)  2002 (1968-1976)  2002Tii (1972-1974)     metric thread     15/5

E10 E12 E9 E3 M535i 2002 1802.

This Manual Trans Shift Knob Fits the Following:
Vehicle
•  (67) 1967 BMW 2002
•  (68) 1968 BMW 2002
•  (69) 1969 BMW 2002
•  (70) 1970 BMW 2002
•  (71) 1971 BMW 2002
•  (72) 1972 BMW 2002
•  (73) 1973 BMW 2002
•  (74) 1974 BMW 2002
•  (75) 1975 BMW 2002
•  (76) 1976 BMW 2002

Description: BMW 2002 Manual Trans Shift Knob. Brand: Genuine. Fits Years: 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76. Shift Knob - wood with ALPİNA Logo Round Style (Screw-on Type) - metric thread     15/5

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