1984 BMW 6 Series

THIS... is a 1984 BMW 635CSi, finished in black with a beige interior. This 635CSi is reportedly a European-spec example spec coupe currently titled and located in North Carolina. It’s equipped with a 5-speed manual transmission and a metric instrument cluster; the odometer currently displays approximately 133,200 kilometers, which represents about 82,800 miles. The attached Carfax history report begins in 1993 and contains several gaps, though it shows no accidents or mileage discrepancies for the given time period. Factory equipment includes 16-inch wheels, fog lights, a rear spoiler, a sunroof, leather upholstery, power windows, and air conditioning. Modifications reported by the selling dealer include a later-model 5-speed manual transmission, an aftermarket front sway bar, a Pioneer head unit, and Blaupunkt speakers. Introduced in 1976 as a Karmann-built coupe based on the E12 5 Series, the E24 — or "Sharknose" as it's called by enthusiasts — was the successor to the famed E9-generation 2800 and 3.0 CSi. In 1982, manufacturing left Karmann and BMW began in-house production of the E28 5 Series and E24 6 Series chassis with the then-new M30 engine. The coupe was one of BMW's most expensive and recognizable models of the 1980s, and production of the E24 ended in 1989. Power comes from a 3.4-liter M30 inline-six engine, rated at about 182 horsepower and 214 lb-ft of torque. Output is sent to the rear wheels via a 5-speed manual transmission. Equipment 16-inch wheels Fog lights Rear spoiler Sunroof Leather upholstery Power windows Air conditioning Rear window defroster Modifications Later-model 5-speed manual transmission Aftermarket front sway bar Pioneer head unit Blaupunkt speakers ADS amplifier Radar detector