Classic BMW (Pre 1979 models) Shifter Assemblies

1920s 3/15 saloon 1927–1931 1930s 3/15 DA-3 Wartburg roadster 1930–1931 (based on the 3/15, BMW's first roadster) 3/20 PS 1932–1934 303 saloon 1933–1934 (first use of the "kidney" grille and straight-6 engine) 309 saloon 1934–1936 (a four-cylinder version of the 303) 315 saloon 1934–1937 315/1 roadster 1934–1937 (roadster based on the 315) 319 saloon 1935–1937 (larger-engined version of the 315) 319/1 roadster 1935–1937 (larger-engined version of the 315/1) 329 convertible 1937 (convertible based on the 319) 326 saloon and cabriolet 1936–1941 327 coupé and cabriolet 1937–1941 320 saloon and cabriolet 1937–1938 (based on the 326 with 329 suspension) 321 saloon and cabriolet 1938–1941 BMW 335 sedan 1939–1941 328 Roadster 1936–1940 1940s 326 sedan and cabriolet 1945–1946 (limited production following World War 2) 321 saloon and cabriolet 1945–1950 (resumed production after World War 2) 327 coupé and cabriolet 1945–1955 (resumed production after World War 2) 340 sedan 1949–1953 (later cars badged as EMW 340) 1950s 501 saloon 1952–1958 BMW 502 1954–1964 (V8-engined version of 501) Isetta 250 micro car 1955–1956 Isetta 300 micro car 1956–1962 600 micro car 1957–1959 (4 seat car based on Isetta 300) 503 coupe and cabriolet 1956–1959 roadster 1956–1959 700 saloon and coupe 1959–1965 1960s 3200 CS coupe 1962–1965 (based on the 503) 1500 saloon 1962–1966 (first of the "New Class" saloons) 1800 saloon 1963–1971 1600 saloon 1964–1968 1600-2 saloon 1966–1971 (2-door version of 1600) 1602 saloon 1971–1975 (2-door version of 1600) 2000C/CS coupe 1965–1969 E9 coupe 1968–1975 2000 saloon 1966–1972 BMW 2002 saloon 1968–1976 (2-door version of 2000) E3 saloon 1968-1977 1970s E12 mid-sized sedan 1972–1981 (first of the "5 series" mid-size sedans) E24 mid-sized coupe 1976–1989 E21 compact sedan and convertible 1975–1983 (first of the "3 series" compact sedans) 1502 saloon 1975–1977 (1.5 L engine version of 2002) BMW 1802 1975–1977 (1.8L engine version of 2002) E23 large sedan 1977–1986 (first of the "7 series" large sedans) BMW M1 supercar 1978–1981 (chassis code E26)