Farmobil: Willy & Jerri Wiley
1965 BMW Farmobil #2073

697cc M111 Boxer Twin 32 hp @ 5,000 rpm
1,342 lbs.
Blue
Willy & Jerri Wiley
Stevenson, Connecticut
In 1960, BMW was commissioned by the Fahr corporation to designed a new utility vehicle. The Farmobil put the 700 microcar’s boxer engine, fourspeed transmission, wheels, and brakes on a small, rear-drive truck platform. Starting in 1962, some 1,000 Farmobils were built at the FARCO/Chrysler Hellas plant in Thessaloniki, Greece; production ceased in 1966 or ’67. Most Farmobils were sold in the Balkan countries, and only two are known to have come to the US.