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BMW 2002 Tii E10 #10 H. Hahne / D. Quester Winners Nurburgring 1968 Minichamps 1:18

BMW 2002 Tii E10 #10 H. Hahne / D. Quester Winners Nurburgring 1968 Minichamps 1:18
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Specifications
Car Brand
BMW
Model Manufacturer
Minichamps
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
155682710
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About the BMW 2002 Tii E10 #10 H. Hahne / D. Quester Winners Nurburgring 1968 Minichamps 1:18

TL;DR: Minichamps' 1:18 diecast BMW 2002 Tii reproduces car #10, driven to victory at the Nurburgring in 1968 by Hubert Hahne and Dieter Quester. This win, from two of BMW's most accomplished touring car drivers, sits behind the livery as a documented result rather than a generic period entry.

The 2002 turned BMW's touring car programme from a promising effort into a genuinely winning one, and Hahne and Quester's Nurburgring result in 1968 came during exactly the period when the model was establishing that reputation.

Minichamps' Take on a Compact 1960s Touring Car

The 2002's compact, upright body carries none of the aerodynamic addenda later touring cars would rely on, and Minichamps reflects that honestly, keeping the bodywork close to road-car specification with only the period-correct racing number and sponsor decals marking it as a competition entry. The car's narrow wheels and modest ride height, tiny by later racing standards, are proportioned to match the genuinely compact dimensions of the real 2002. Chrome trim around the grille and windows, still present on this era's touring cars before regulations stripped such details away, is picked out cleanly against the body colour. Getting a subject this small and visually simple right depends almost entirely on proportion, since there is little surface detail to distract from an inaccurate shape.

A Documented Win for Two BMW Touring Car Legends

Hubert Hahne and Dieter Quester both built substantial reputations across BMW's touring car programmes through the late 1960s and beyond, and a win at the Nurburgring, already established as one of the sport's most demanding circuits, gave this particular 2002 Tii entry genuine, verifiable standing rather than simply representing a season appearance. That period marked a formative stage in BMW's motorsport identity, well before the M division existed to formalise the marque's performance ambitions. For a collection built around BMW's early touring car history or documented 1960s Nurburgring results, this 2002 Tii represents a genuine win from two of the era's most accomplished drivers.

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