BMW 635 CSI E24 1979 for sale

Development and production The E24 was designed by Paul Bracq. Unlike its predecessor, the E9, the body of the E24 has a style B. The original proposal for the E24 was based on a BMW E9 3.0 CS with a higher height, to facilitate entry and exit from the vehicle for customers. However, Bob Lutz discarded the proposal, which ultimately led to the shape of the E24 in its production version. Production of the 633CSi began in January 1976 and the 630CS with carburetor followed in February 1976. A total of 86,216 cars were built before production ended in April 1989. This car we present comes from Italy and has lived there all its life. It has also been stationary for a long time and required a major overhaul. During this overhaul, the following items were found or replaced: New headlights installed Oil changed New mass provided lighting The differential was leaking, it was repaired New Hardy joint Head compression Spark plug wires replaced and new spark plugs Valve clearance measured and restored All fuel lines replaced Coil replaced Radiator cleaned New fuel tank installed New headliner installed Brakes checked and replaced Etc. The car that is here now drives, brakes, and functions very well. The black leather interior still looks magnificent. The body is very well maintained and still has the original paint. Dutch Targa If you wish to sell your vintage or classic car, Metropole Sales can buy it or take it on consignment. Consignment relieves you of the burden of the sales process. Additionally, your car will be presented both online and in the showroom to a national and international audience of enthusiasts. Inquire about the possibilities. Meubellaan 1 / Via Enzo Ferrari 6651 KV Druten / Netherlands