FS: BMW jack, early E9 - sold

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More spring cleaning. Vintage BMW jack but somewhat later (I think) than E9 because the crank handle is attached. HBChris or Markos can confirm actual fitment/origin. Very good condition with a few paint scratches. Likely has genuine German grease in it! How about $25 plus actual shipping from GA 30677?

Don

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Well, Chris raises an interesting point. Since several 2002's have darkened my doors, I don't know if this may be a 2002 jack. I don't want to misrepresent it. Here is a pic of the only markings I find on the jack -- different than the "Storz" indicia on Chris' example. Note also that my jack crank has a 90 degree rod poking out, as in the diagram that Dan posted. Short of a Jack FAQ, can anyone confirm where my jack belongs?

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Don, Your lifting point is the same as mine, it’s not 2002. On the other side on mine there is a translation, for cars with rear disc brakes use wheel chock.
 
This is the jack I bought for the e9 since I couldn't find one like the one that I posted earlier and it does fit. It has the 19mm hex so I can use the lug wrench, I couldn't find any names or numbers on it.
 

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HB Chris said:
www.bmw2002faq.com

Factory 2002 Car Jack + Tire Iron (OEM)

Price:: 45 Location: : Montreal, Canada BMW Factory Car Jack & Tire Iron. In very good condition. I don't need them... so maybe someone else can use them.
www.bmw2002faq.com www.bmw2002faq.com

Here is a 2002 jack, very different. Dan, that jack looks like early 2002 I think.
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Interesting as it seems to fit and I bought it from CoupeKing advertised for the E9.
We have a couple 2002's so when able I will check them out.
Don's sure looks like the one in the RealOEM for my car but not sure how it will fit.
 
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