1969 BMW 1600 Convertible
Classic car registration certificate
Chassis No. 1558058
• Delivered new in Paris on October 6, 1969
• Four-seat convertible with bodywork by Baur
• BMW Classic certificate
• Engine rebuild documented by an invoice for €8,700
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Part of the 02 Series, the BMW 1600 Convertible combines an open-top body built by Baur in Stuttgart with the compact proportions of the sedan. With its four seats, it offers a different way to experience BMWs of this generation.
Delivered new in Paris on October 6, 1969, this example comes with a BMW Classic certificate. Its history can then be traced to the Lot region in 1990, then to the Limoges area starting in 1992, where it had two owners until 2018, when it was acquired by the current owner.
The engine was completely rebuilt shortly after this purchase, as evidenced by an invoice for €8,700. In 2022, the underbody was treated and repainted, and the hollow sections were protected with wax. The car has been regularly maintained, and its most recent technical inspection, as noted in the file, was in 2025.
This four-seat convertible is perfect for group outings, featuring the understated styling and character of late-1960s BMWs.
1969 BMW 1602 CONVERTIBLE
French historic registration document
Chassis No. 1558058
• Delivered new in Paris on October 6, 1969
• Four-seat convertible with bodywork by Baur
• BMW Classic certificate
• Engine rebuild supported by an €8,700 invoice
Based on the 02 series, the BMW 1600 Convertible combines an open-top body by Baur of Stuttgart with the compact proportions of the sedan. Its four-seat layout offers another way to enjoy this generation of BMWs.
Delivered new in Paris on October 6, 1969, this example comes with a BMW Classic certificate. Its subsequent history places it in the Lot department in 1990, then in the Limoges area starting in 1992, where it had two owners before being acquired by its current owner in 2018.
The engine was fully rebuilt shortly after that purchase, as documented by an €8,700 invoice. In 2022, the undercarriage was treated and repainted, and the body cavities were protected with wax. The car has been regularly maintained; the most recent French roadworthiness inspection mentioned in the file dates from 2025.
This four-seat convertible is perfect for outings with family or friends, offering the understated appearance and character of a late-1960s BMW.