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BMW M10 Engine Getrag 245 5-Speed Gearbox | 1969 BMW 2002

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$4,000.00

Listing Details

  • 2.0-Liter BMW M10 Inline-Four
  • Cast Iron Block
  • Aluminum Cylinder Head
  • Rebuilt in 2000
  • Getrag 245 5-Speed Manual Transmission
  • Spare Parts
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BMW M10 Engine & Getrag 245 5-Speed Gearbox | 1969 BMW 2002 | Rebuilt by Bavarian Engine Exchange

Offered here is a BMW M10 2.0-liter inline-four engine paired with a Getrag 245 five-speed manual transmission, sourced from a 1969 BMW 2002. This engine was professionally rebuilt in 2000 by Bavarian Engine Exchange of Rancho Cordova, California, and has reportedly been in long-term storage before being acquired by the current seller in 2020.

This 2.0-liter BMW M10 inline-four features a 1969 2002 engine block and a 121 cylinder head, and it was rebuilt by Bavarian Engine Exchange of Rancho Cordova, California, in 2000. The engine has reportedly been in storage since, and it was acquired by the seller in 2020. A Getrag 245 five-speed manual transmission is also included in the sale.

The M10 represents one of BMW’s most iconic and enduring powerplants, originally developed in the late 1950s, and widely regarded for its durability, tunability, and motorsport pedigree. This engine retains its 1969 block (stamp 1670085) and 121 cylinder head, with the head bearing the original 1969 casting date.

Technical Specifications

Specification Details
Engine Code BMW M10 (2.0L)
Block Stamping 1670085 (1969 BMW 2002)
Cylinder Head Casting 121 (1969 production)
Configuration Inline-4, Naturally Aspirated
Displacement 2.0 Liters (1990 cc)
Valvetrain SOHC Aluminum Head, 8 Valves
Fuel System Carbureted or EFI Conversion Ready
Transmission Getrag 245 5-Speed Manual
Drivetrain Rear-Wheel Drive
Rebuild 2000 by Bavarian Engine Exchange
Condition Long-term storage; rebuild intact, ready for inspection

Included Components

BMW M10 Engine – Cast-iron block with SOHC aluminum cylinder head
Getrag 245 5-Speed Manual Transmission – matching donor gearbox
Refinished Valve Cover – black with silver fins, BMW script, and firing order
Ancillary Parts

  • Thermostat housing

  • Water pump bracket

  • Oil filter housing

  • Driveshaft flex disc

  • Shift lever

Engine Identification

  • Block stamped 1670085 (1969 BMW 2002)

  • Cylinder head casting 121, production date 1969

Condition Notes

  • Professionally rebuilt in 2000; engine has been stored since rebuild

  • No reported leaks or damage; engine turns freely

  • Transmission is included and complete

  • Ready for restoration or installation into a classic BMW 2002

  • Ideal for collectors, vintage restorers, or performance builds

Fitment & Applications

 BMW 2002 (E10, 1968–1976)
 Suitable for classic 2002tii restorations or upgrades
 Can also fit other vintage BMW chassis (E10/E21) with minor modifications
 Perfect for concours restoration, track builds, or street classic projects

Collector Significance

The BMW M10 inline-four is a legendary engine, the backbone of BMW performance from the 1960s through the 1980s.
This example, rebuilt by Bavarian Engine Exchange and featuring original 1969 block and cylinder head, retains historic authenticity, making it a rare find for enthusiasts seeking original-spec vintage 2002 performance.

The included Getrag 245 5-speed gearbox enhances drivability and keeps the engine period-correct and fully functional for collectors or restorers.

BMW M10 2.0L Engine with Getrag 245 5-Speed Manual Transmission, originally from a 1969 BMW 2002. Professionally rebuilt in 2000 by Bavarian Engine Exchange, this engine has been stored since rebuild and includes all major ancillaries.

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