There’s not really a lot we can say about this one, as the Ebay description is a bit sparse!
That said, the seller does state that this old Beemer starts and drives, with all the gears changing up and down smoothly.
The car has been stored for the past ten years, apparently, so we’d suggest clicking the link or photo below to take a look at the bodywork and then contacting the seller if you’re interested.
BMW’s seem to be attracting good money right now and if this is a genuine Hartge, that can only add to the value.
This one will need work, for sure, but do you fancy the challenge?
For sale – BMW 635 CSI HARTGE EDITION
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