This very rare BMW is one of only 900 produced and only 190 for the European market. It was sold new in Italy in 1964 in Verona, then sold in the late 1960s in Milan, where it has remained until today as part of the collection of an enthusiast.

It is one of the first lightweight off-road vehicles BMW produced with the 700 cc engine of the ‘Isetta’ and air-cooled, on the type Haflinger Steyr Puch, Volkswagen typ 181 Pescaccia, Itis, etc.

It still has its vintage registration document and its beautiful black Milan number plates in order.

If you are looking for a very rare car or you are a true fan of very rare BMWs, this car is really unobtainable and will be an eye-catcher at any off-road rally, at the sea, or in the countryside when driven completely uncovered and with the windshield down!

It retains all its rare details and its factory interior, soft top and side windows, and it underwent a restoration of the engine, gearbox and suspension (including photos and invoices). Tool kit and jack are also present.

The fuel system was overhauled including tank, new fuel pump and carburettor overhaul;

Brakes completely restored with overhauled master cylinder and rods;
The electrical system was completely restored;
It has an optional tow bar.

The technical test was passed in November 2021 and is valid until November 2023. However, this car is a direct purchase from the previous owner, and some regular maintenance work may be needed.

Some videos of the car, driving and engine are available; please contact Catawiki.

Documents in order and ready for the transfer of ownership or export.

Bidders are welcome to view and test the vehicle, which is in Quarrata 51039, PT, Italy.
Please contact Catawiki for an appointment.

We can arrange transfer of ownership and exports documents remotely. Affordable shipping throughout Italy, Europe and rest of the world, or you can pick up the vehicle on site, we will keep it for free for the first 15 days.

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