Body and mechanical restoration by a BMW specialist
Fully restored black leather interior
Beautifully presented car with sought-after 5-speed manual gearbox
Roadworthiness certificate valid until May 2026
Original vehicle in very good condition
The Plus
The M635i represents the work of an automotive marque at the top of its game. Combining the clean lines designed by Paul Bracq, including the 'shark-nose' front end, balanced and tactile handling, and the sublime 285bhp M88 in-line six-cylinder engine, it is one of the best 2+2 cars of the last 40 years, regardless of price or make.
So it's not surprising that good examples are highly sought after. This car is one of the best we've seen recently, thanks to a complete body, paint and mechanical restoration by a Paris-based BMW specialist.
The car looks in excellent condition from the photos and, according to the vendor, drives just as well, with a rebuilt gearbox and engine working perfectly. Significantly, it is unmodified from its original condition and has a valid MOT. This is a superb example of a car that is becoming increasingly popular with collectors.
The seller tells us: "This M635CSi is as close as possible to its original condition, with no modifications other than new paint, a fully restored interior and rare TRX wheels with near-new tyres. With its in-line six-cylinder engine working perfectly, it's ready for long journeys. This is a car with character that will catch the eye of discerning enthusiasts."
The seller said: "The engine is very linear, and its handling is remarkable for a car that's nearly 40 years old. Gears shift smoothly and the running gear doesn't make any particular noise.
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