Ian F wrote: Sure... if you can manage to pry them out of Robyn's hands (it would be her car, not mine).
Hmm, interesting offer. The wrestling could be fun. 
Ah heck, I'd just offer her a ride on the Harley, she'd be tossing me the keys then!
Ian F wrote: Sure... if you can manage to pry them out of Robyn's hands (it would be her car, not mine).
Hmm, interesting offer. The wrestling could be fun.
Ah heck, I'd just offer her a ride on the Harley, she'd be tossing me the keys then!
well after driving this one all week and the 600 mile trip from Ohio. i am going to keep her. these cars are getting harder and harder to find in this type of condition there is not one ding or dent in this body. i will most likely sell my 84 633csi stick car and replace it with this but i cant let that one go for under $4,500.00
AngryCorvair wrote: blue interior is killing me. so much want, but so much hate. classic battle of man versus self.
I'm one of those oddballs that love blue leather interiors and actually seek it out.
Cotton wrote:AngryCorvair wrote: blue interior is killing me. so much want, but so much hate. classic battle of man versus self.I'm one of those oddballs that love blue leather interiors and actually seek it out.
I kind of like it too. It reminds me of one of the cars they did on Wheelers Dealers.
foxtrapper wrote: Ah heck, I'd just offer her a ride on the Harley, she'd be tossing a brick at me!
Fixed that for ya... 
cutter - Good to hear you're keeping the car. Makes my life easier. Since these cars seem to find you, keep an eye out for a rust-free one in a darker color (black, dark blue or maroon) for a similar price. Automatic would probably be ok. Might be in a position to get one in a year or so. Doesn't have to be perfect, but she's a stickler about rust.
In reply to Ian F:
http://cleveland.craigslist.org/cto/3575527419.html
In reply to bravenrace:
Jim,
dont be posting things like that please
In reply to cutter67:
Why, is it too good or too bad?
In reply to bravenrace:
i have a real soft spot for the 6 and its hard for me not to go and look at one and plus it has the red gut which only makes me drool more
In reply to cutter67:
I emailed the guy.
What should I be looking for (besides the obvious) on these cars?
the biggest things are electrical and even that isnt that bad. dont even try the rear windows all of mine are disconnected from use they go bad easy so i just unplug them. heat and AC controls but you can buy new. new temp rheostat is $90.00...new fan speed switch is $75.00....new window motors $175.00.....you can still get most parts new for these cars. i buy a lot of parts from bmw of south atlanta i kow that seems crazy but they are really good people and treat me well and the prices they show on website are list and i get anywhere from 25% to 50% off that price
just check it out and drive it and see if you get a warm and fuzzy feeling for it
http://parts.bmwofsouthatlanta.com/cars/BMW-6-Series-E24-E63-E64/1983/633CSi/car-parts.html
cutter67 wrote: In reply to bravenrace: i have a real soft spot for the 6 and its hard for me not to go and look at one and plus it has the red gut which only makes me drool more
it's definitely not silver with blue... 
cutter67 wrote: just check it out and drive it and see if you get a warm and fuzzy feeling for it
To be honest, that's what we (she) really need to do first. Find one to drive and see what it feels like. She loves how they look, but has never driven one - same thing with the 90's 8 series (the other semi-classic BMW she wants). It doesn't need to be a perfect car since it'll probably live outside anyway (would be car #5 for her).
Granted, after my E30, I'm not exactly keen on getting another 80's BMW to take care of, but she really loves these cars and it would be nice to have a "weather-proof" classic to drive when she doesn't want to get the 1800ES or Spitfire wet. While most people who own a Spitfire accept they are going to get wet once in awhile and laugh it off when it happens, she goes berzerk about it...
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