From the seller: “It’s time to clear out.
First up is this 1986 BMW M635csi Project.
It is #411 of the 524 RHD cars made. It is Zinnober red with black leather interior, and has only covered 108k miles.
This has been in storage for over a decade – call it a barn find if you like as it has plenty of dust to clean off. Every part is included – all of the trims, lights, skirts etc are all there for it – except for front wings. Front bumper isn’t pictured but is included. Wings will need to be sourced – still available from the dealer. Original wheels were missing long before I found it, so it’s now on some space-savers to roll it about.
It is a runner but no chances are being taken with the M88 Motorsport engine as it hasn’t been turned over for many years. It will want a full overhaul right away, but at least it is known that no rare parts will have to be sourced.”
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