1968-71 BMW 2002ti Door Panel & Rear Panel Kit
Panels are fully assembled
Starting from $1,340.00
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Authentic Materials
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Made in New Jersey
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For over 115 years, Newark Auto has manufactured premium interior parts for classic car restoration.
Complete your 1966-1973 BMW 2002 interior with our Door & Rear Panel Kit, precision-manufactured in-house for authentic OEM quality at factory-direct pricing. Each panel arrives with premium vinyl skins professionally installed on boards, ready for mounting. Developed from original BMW components to maintain every contour, grain pattern, and color of the early 2002's distinctive interior.
CNC-cut panels match factory specifications precisely using OEM-grade materials for authentic appearance and durability. Complete four-panel kit includes both door panels and rear quarter panels for full interior refresh. Free samples available.
- Four-panel kit includes both door panels and rear quarter panels for complete coverage
- Panels arrive fully assembled with skins installed - ready for direct mounting
- Works with existing hardware - reuse original pocket boards, ash trays, and mounting components
- CNC-cut from original BMW panel patterns for perfect fitment
- Free samples available to verify color and quality before ordering
The Newark Auto Process
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Authentic Materials
We select the finest materials specifically for automotive applications and from domestic and foreign vendors. For example, we use 100% domestic, tufted and loomed auto carpet from a supplier who's been in business for over 65 years
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CNC Technology
We cut out material with state-of-the-art CAD/CNC cutting technology that guarantees top product quality, consistency, and an efficient turnaround time so you get your order quick
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Craftsmanship
Each of our sewing machine operators has over a decade of experience. They complete your order by sewing pieces of material together to fit the shape of your vehicle, stitching heel pads where-appropriate and sewing piping around your seats.
