1983 BMW M635CSi
$41,995
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1983 Euro BMW M635CSi
If there is one model in the history of BMW M that represents its most significant era, it is the BMW M635CSi. In 1984, the four-seater continued the concept of high-performance 6-cylinder in-line engines that the legendary BMW M1 had established just a few years earlier. But like no other BMW M model before it, it embodied the ultimate symbiosis of luxury and high-performance. Considered avant-garde back then, today its typical M characteristics make it a sought-after classic. Then as now, it is regarded as the icon of the BMW E24 series, which was designed as a four-seater coupé with a front engine and rear-wheel drive. The first 'Six' had a production period of over 13 years – 1976 to 1989 – making it BMW's longest lasting series. The sublime looks of this charismatic GT may well have contributed significantly to its longevity, and today they make the first BMW 6 Series a sought-after collector's item. In motorsport, the 635CSi won the European Touring Car Championships in '81, '83, and '86.The E24 known officially as the 6 Series was the model with one of the longest production spans in the history of the Bavarian brand. Its body was designed by Paul Bracque and turned out to be so crisp and modern at the time of its debut that it stayed in production for 14 years on. The E24 is a member of the 'shark' generation BMW's, named so after their distinctive, aggressively styled front fascia. The first 6 Series was sold on the European, American and Japanese markets. Specifications varied depending on the market.
This European version BMW M635CSi is currently showing 78k miles and presented in Henna Red over a black leather interior with upgraded Recaro bucket seats, an Alpina steering wheel and shifter, and BBS wheels. Upgrades from well known BMW drivetrain specialist Metric Mechanics include a MM3700 sports engine, MM265 transmission, 3 Disc limited slip differential, clutch assembly & as well as suspension upgrades. We believe this car to be a European 635CSi with an "M" conversion,This Iconic E24 M635CSI is as rare as they come and won't be available for long. Give us a call to learn more today 954 522 9900!
Engine
- Engine Type
- Gasoline
- Engine Size
- MM3700
Body
- Body Color
- Henna Red
- Body Style
- Coupe
- Doors
- 2
Basic
- Year
- 1983
- Make
- BMW
- Model
- M635CSi
- Miles
- 78,000
Interior
- Interior Color
- Black
- Engine Size
- MM3700
- Transmission Type
- 5 Speed Manual
- Body Style
- Coupe
- Miles
- 78,000
- Vin
- WBAEC7109D8171838
- Stock
- 2722C