BMW 635 CSi 1985

The BMW E24 is the first generation of the 6-series and one of the last BMW models with the distinctive "sharknose" grille. This 635CSi features the famous M30 6-in-line, of which this B34 variant was the largest regular (non-M) BMW production engine at the time. Also, this 635CSi features a five-speed manual transmission. This example was delivered to Switzerland in 1985, where, according to the service booklet, the car was serviced until the year 2000. After that, the BMW has driven only about 10,000 km until 2013 and has been stored indoors. In 2013, the CSi was exported to Belgium, where it was partially restored and completely repainted in 2015. In 2016, the BMW came into the possession of the current Dutch owner, after which the oil was changed, brakes overhauled all around, tires renewed and the steering wheel reupholstered, among other things. The bodywork looks hard and the Delphin metallic paint is in good condition. The interior also looks clean, with only minimal signs of use. The original onboard documents are present in the original leather folder from the dealer, along with two brochures. To get a good impression of the lot, we recommend you come to the viewing day.