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James Taylor "classic coupes 1965-1989" (2014)

Karman build the E24 (630 Cs & 633Csi) from November 1975 to August 1977. Build quality was unacceptable and that is why the final assembly from that moment on was done by BMW itself in its Dingolfing factory. The only thing left at Karmann was the assembly and painting of the bodyshells.

Nice one and perfect match to the one in my car dealer installed in 1971.;)

Can't but pity the poor E9, buy an ugly Tesla and leave real cars for people who appreciate and love them.

A future I gladly pass on.:rolleyes:

Thanks guy. With a little help from Keshav I have a functional original on the way and will keep you posted.

Ok guys, just had a look where the one click I hear is coming from. What I see is that the contact closes when I activate the blinker but it remains in closed position without the blinkers working.

Hi Keshav, As I wrote, noting works anymore when I just plug it in again. Only one very faint click when I activate the blinker.

Hi Guys, With zero technical knowledge this always is a bit difficult. Are that grounding connections on the back of the housing? Since I put the relay back in without the housing it probably wasn't grounded and therefore didn't work. Just saw this sitting on one of the grounding points? If...

Ok pulled it out and got it open. Not exactly a match to the one you posted. Only thing that moves are two contact points on a copper plate right in the middle. Bend it a little, put it back in the car and now nothing works anymore.

Thanks guys. Found the culprit in the car but no old threads. Difficulty with a search function is that you have to know the correct search words. Aging/blinker and relay don't do it. I don't suppose these old relais are still available somewhere.

Hi Guys, I was wondering if any of you ever experienced the following? When using my blinkers I see the blinker light on the dashboard blinks ones or twice, then noting. The blinkers themselfs all seem to work perfectly. Any thoughts on what could be causing this? Many thanks in advance. KR...

I rather not ask that way I can keep on dreaming. My guess would be far above €100K

Hi Guys, Just wet my pants!! Not an E9 but I like to think you guys will drool over it as much as I did. https://www.janzen-klassik.de/fahrzeuge/1979-bmw-633-csi-e24-coupe/

Thanks Don this is what I needed to know, not for our E9's.

Ok just found this link with a date to 1985. Although the company is in business since 1875 this is not really for the E9 I guess https://philippeleger5.wixsite.com/jerrycan-/wehrmacht-kanister-photos?lightbox=dataItem-io02nl7z https://philippeleger5.wixsite.com/jerrycan-/wehrmacht-kanister-photos

Hi Guys, Nope this was for cars and was made to fit nicely under the spare tyre. Only thing I'm not sure about is when it was first introduced.

Hi Guys, Quick question. Was this type of jerrycan ever part of the BMW extra option list for our E9's of is this a later invention? Many thanks in advance.

And 3 for sale in Germany ranging from €52K to €107K. I most certainly would welcome the opportunity to drive one to experience how it compares to our E9's. https://www.autoscout24.de/angebote/bmw-others-3200-cs-v8-bertone-coupe-benzin-weiss-e38eef81-39c9-6e12-e053-e350040aa105?cldtidx=2...

One more on offer in Maastricht last month by a French dealer.