Bmw classic certificate

[tferrer]

I don't think having a picture of a car verifies that you own it.

It cost $500. It is done at a dealer. They document what engine or trans is in the car now. They will state if they are matching or mismatched. They will not provide the engine and trans numbers if they are mismatched.

Porsche Classic Technical Certificate - Porsche USA

www.porsche.com

They do provide much more data about the car than BMW provides. I'll bet there are many E9 (and other rare BMW) owners that would be glad to pay $500 for the type of information Porsche provides.

Yes, definitely. Now that I think about it, I had to show pics of the title, id and photos of the engine/chassis. It was about 18 months ago...

 

[Frankie123]

Was looking into these and seems as though the certificate has evolved to a digital certificate which they now email to you… for an increased fee of course

BMW Group Classic: Restoration and expertise

Decades of experience, the passion and competence of our employees and the appropriate equipment make the BMW Classic Center the first port of call for your classic BMW.

www.bmwgroup-classic.com

 

[Krzysztof]

What would be next step from BMW? The certificate would force all to be in Munich with the car and move on with the restoration at place?

or BMW Bank credit card with the certificate on it ;-)