Questions about riveted metal VIN plates

[RH002AJ]

Hello everyone.
I am restoring the letters on the VIN plate that have disappeared.

My cars are "BMW 2002 A", "AUTOMATIC", "right hand drive" and "VIN 2521276".

I posted an image of the plate with the closest VIN number on the right side.

【Q1】: Please tell me the display contents of "A". (← Is "A" added to "2002"?     “2002A”?)

【Q2】: What is the weight of "B", "C" and "D"?

I also welcome posting photos.
Thank you

[Mark92131]

That isn't going to be easy to find a Vin Plate for a 1972 right-hand drive Euro Automatic.  I tried searching for something for a US left hand drive Auto 2532127+ and came up empty, (they only made 1400+ in 1972).  I suspect that there could be weight differences between the US and EURO Automatics in 1972 with the brake systems being different, and other US market requirements.

 

Good luck,

 

Mark92131

[02Les]

Here you go...……...

 

[RH002AJ]

3 hours ago, 02Les said:

どうぞ...……...

 

Thank you very much.
It was helpful.

(It's the closest VIN number I've seen so far)

[02Les]

Here's one a little closer to yours

 

[Mark92131]

13 hours ago, 02Les said:

Here you go...……...

 

@02Lesfor the win!  Just out of curiosity, would you have a Vin plate for 1972 BMW 2002 RHD Manual (1656317 - 1659138) to see if BMW accounted for the weight difference between the manual and automatic cars.

 

Mark92131

[02Les]

22 hours ago, Mark92131 said:

 

@02Lesfor the win!  Just out of curiosity, would you have a Vin plate for 1972 BMW 2002 RHD Manual (1656317 - 1659138) to see if BMW accounted for the weight difference between the manual and automatic cars.

 

Mark92131

 

Apparently BMW did not think the weight difference was important

 

[RH002AJ]

I was able to know the answer, so it was very helpful.

 

Thanks to the comments from "02 Les" and "Mark 92131".
Thank you very much.

 

RH002AJ