New Pictures of my '83
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New Pictures of my '83
Haven't posted pics for some time. This is my '83 633Csi with a recent respray on the front spoiler and some new fog lenses. All other paint (Saphir Blau) is completely original. To date (fingers crossed for the future), this shark has never had ANY body work. Bought her in 2010 from her 88 year old 2nd owner who kept her covered in his garage. The exterior is mostly as it was when I purchased her, save for the front and rear spoilers I've added. Recently replaced the front comfort seats with Recaros and installed a Mason Engineering front strut brace.
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Niiiiiice !!
What's the correct name for them wheels or are they 17 deep dish bbs ? Ps I want some
Re: Niiiiiice !!
Luckylee wrote:What's the correct name for them wheels or are they 17 deep dish bbs ? Ps I want some
17" BMW Style 5's. Thank You!
Very nice indeed !! A credit to you sir. Could you advise what size tyres you have there ?
1986 635csi LOCUTUS / Arktis Blau Metallic / Pearl Beige / S38B36/ Close ratio dogleg 5sp
2002 E46 M3 / Topaz Blau Metallic / Black Nappa / 6 speed SMG software tuned / Bilstein PSS10 Coilovers / CMP RACP reinforcement
2002 E46 M3 / Topaz Blau Metallic / Black Nappa / 6 speed SMG software tuned / Bilstein PSS10 Coilovers / CMP RACP reinforcement
all I have to say is WOW on that interior! Nice purchase
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'79 635CSi Revival
'80 635CSi
'83 633CSi Callaway Turbo continued as 1988 535is Turbo
SOLD: '81 635CSi/A
'79 635CSi Revival
'80 635CSi
'83 633CSi Callaway Turbo continued as 1988 535is Turbo
SOLD: '81 635CSi/A
A few more pics I took yesterday. I recently recolored the back seats black. The original interior was Pacific Blue, but after removing the comfort seats and installing the new black Recaros, the back seats, headrests and speaker pods needed a recolor. Here's how it turned out.
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Here's a suggestion;
Start using a quality leather cleaner & food on the seats & steering wheel now.
Too many times we get lax in that dept. because they look good right now.
And, they do look good!
But, maintenance is magic.
Did I just coin a phrase??
Think I'm gonna use that! I'm so brilliant at times,
and then, at most other times,,,well, you already know.
Greg
Start using a quality leather cleaner & food on the seats & steering wheel now.
Too many times we get lax in that dept. because they look good right now.
And, they do look good!
But, maintenance is magic.
Did I just coin a phrase??
Think I'm gonna use that! I'm so brilliant at times,
and then, at most other times,,,well, you already know.
Greg
Hit the apex
in Long Beach, Cal
Buster/'82Euro6 Build Date 9/81
Rosallina/'80 528i Build Date 4/80
in Long Beach, Cal
Buster/'82Euro6 Build Date 9/81
Rosallina/'80 528i Build Date 4/80
Thanks, Greg. Feeding the leather IS absolutely key! Did so this past week.GripGreg wrote:Here's a suggestion;
Start using a quality leather cleaner & food on the seats & steering wheel now.
Too many times we get lax in that dept. because they look good right now.
And, they do look good!
But, maintenance is magic.
Did I just coin a phrase??
Think I'm gonna use that! I'm so brilliant at times,
and then, at most other times,,,well, you already know.
Greg
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