2004 bmw m3 csl sg

[DarrenR]

Hey all, I haven`t been a regular poster but do keep my eye on the forum and drool over some of your lovely CSL`s, even the SB ones.... :whistle::thumbs:

I`d always wanted to own a CSL and finally got the opportunity last year and ownership so far has been everything I`d hoped it would be although find myself not wanting to use it, because of this I`ve recently had thoughts of selling it for an F80 M3... We`ll see what happens there though. Anyway, here are some pictures from initially picking the car up to how it now sits, hope you all enjoy :smt023

[shimmy]

CSL Definitely one of those cars that’s better driven to appreciate.

[kziaa77]

Looks Great Darren.

You’re a long time dead..use it and enjoy it.:smokin:

[Trawler]

Looks Great Darren.

You’re a long time dead..use it and enjoy it.:smokin:

+1

These new luxury barges are just not the same

[kziaa77]

+1

These new luxury barges are just not the same

This is the only car I have gave serious thought about buying another one..I can now see why so many CSL owners own x2.:beer:

[CraigMillwardCroft]

Nice pictures, do not get rid you will regret it :thumbs:

[Chad]

Yep get it sold , if that’s what you want and don’t use ,, pointless just sat about sell to ‘genuine enthusiast’ give someone a chance to drive , put it up for about £30k sure to sell, looks to be loads sat about in trade :hahaha:

[rstoughy]

Just one of those things Darren.
The newer M cars are great smooth and fast BUT you just don't get that signature M Noise. The NA straight six just sums up BMW for me from the CSL going back to the e30 325i Sport :smt055

I raced a 235i M VLN car down at Anglesey earlier this year. Great machine and very special but it just didn't rev, took some getting used to with the shift lights coming on 3/4 through the rev range. Being turbocharged that's not how they operate.
My pal / instructor done some laps in it and he also commented that my e46 race car was a much more "racey" car to drive. Now he races professionally for a living so I tend to listen to what he says :hahaha:

I've not even seen my CSL in 4 years as its in private storage.
Other priorities in life took over but its there when for when I want it. I have thoughts of selling every now and then and then remember just how competent and how much fun it is as a standard out the box car.

Now wise up :thumbs:

[Chad]

Eeek long time to have not seen your car ,, sure it’s not been sold on :blalalala:

[ra28gt]

Hey all, I haven`t been a regular poster but do keep my eye on the forum and drool over some of your lovely CSL`s, even the SB ones.... :whistle::thumbs:

I`d always wanted to own a CSL and finally got the opportunity last year and ownership so far has been everything I`d hoped it would be although find myself not wanting to use it, because of this I`ve recently had thoughts of selling it for an F80 M3... We`ll see what happens there though. Anyway, here are some pictures from initially picking the car up to how it now sits, hope you all enjoy :smt023

Nice pictures