BMW 3.0 CSi E9 for sale
The BMW E9 model range was introduced in 1968 with the 2800 CS, followed by the 3.0 CS and CSi in 1971. In total, just over 30,000 BMW E9s were produced, with approximately 8,000 of them being the high-performance 200-horsepower CSi variant. Given the remarkable driving experience offered by the 3.0 CSi, many of these cars were extensively used in their early years until rust took its toll. It would be fascinating to determine how many of these classic coupes remain on the road today. Production of the E9 series concluded in 1975 with the 2.5 CS, a model that reflected a reduction in power due to the oil crisis and need for smaller engines.

Exterior: This 1973 BMW 3.0 CSi is finished in its original Baikal Blue, beautifully complemented by a grey interior. The car has undergone an extensive restoration and presents in stunning condition. Virtually every component has been refurbished or replaced to achieve a near-new appearance. The body panels exhibit perfect alignment, and the doors, hood, and trunk open and close with the precision of a factory-fresh vehicle. The car features crystal-clear glass with new rubber seals. Underneath, the chassis has been stripped, treated with original-style stone chip protection, and meticulously reassembled to factory specifications.

Interior: The interior of this BMW 3.0 CSi has been fully restored to its original specification. It features newly upholstered seats in period-correct cloth, fresh carpeting, a new headliner, and refinished wood trim. All instruments have been inspected and function as they should. The trunk area is equally pristine, with all wooden panels retaining their original matte finish. The dashboard and switches are also in excellent condition, maintaining the authentic character of the vehicle.

Engine & Mechanics: The BMW 3.0 CSi delivered a driving experience that few cars of its era could match, and this particular example is no exception. Both the engine and gearbox have been fully rebuilt and are currently in their break-in period, ensuring optimal performance for years to come.

Key mechanical restorations include:

Complete engine rebuild
Gearbox overhaul
All-new brake components
Replacement of all front and rear suspension bushings, along with new shock absorbers
New exhaust system
Thorough inspection and refurbishment of key equipment, including the wiper motor, steering box, and cooling fan
History: This BMW 3.0 CSi was first registered in Sweden in June 1975. After being owned by two private individuals, the car was taken off the road in 1982 and remained in storage until its recent restoration. Now, with a fresh MOT inspection, this meticulously restored E9 is ready to be driven and enjoyed. The restoration has been carefully documented, ensuring its authenticity and adherence to original factory specifications.