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    South African M3 CSL

    Morning All,

    I have been a Lurker for a while, but finally registered.

    Below are a few Pics of my CSL, which I have owned for about 3 years (she is my 2nd one) In SA she is considered high mileage @ 157000km, (in fact she may be the highest mileage out of the 65 CSLS in SA) but I use her as BMW intended, to be driven.

    I did a full mechanical refresh 2 years ago, which cost a bomb, but all is forgiven when I hear the induction :hahaha:


















    #2
    That looks pretty bloody fantastic :smokin:
    I think because you can see its been used as well only adds to the character of the car.

    Awesome.

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      #3
      Nice one, but there were 59 South African deliveries

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        #4
        Originally posted by NBTBRV8 View Post
        Nice one, but there were 59 South African deliveries
        Sorry, but you are incorrect :whistle:. 65 cars were brought into South Africa, you can even see the limited edition plaque stating this on the door-sill in one of the photos. Unlike the UK, each car is individually numbered - you can see that this is 9 of 65, as the owner states in the title :blalalala:.

        Lovely car Anthony - much better than No. 47 (the slower colour ).

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          #5
          Beautiful!

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            #6
            Thanks Gents! took the day off work yesterday to just drive! She never fails to deliver and the smile factor really never disappears.

            Yes. Mike is Correct. 65 deliveries in SA, although there may be as few as 35 left (accidents or exports) Mine, is the highest mileage I have seen in SA

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              #7
              Originally posted by Mike R View Post
              Sorry, but you are incorrect :whistle:. 65 cars were brought into South Africa, you can even see the limited edition plaque stating this on the door-sill in one of the photos. Unlike the UK, each car is individually numbered - you can see that this is 9 of 65, as the owner states in the title :blalalala:.

              Lovely car Anthony - much better than No. 47 (the slower colour ).
              Originally posted by splintheter View Post
              Thanks Gents! took the day off work yesterday to just drive! She never fails to deliver and the smile factor really never disappears.

              Yes. Mike is Correct. 65 deliveries in SA, although there may be as few as 35 left (accidents or exports) Mine, is the highest mileage I have seen in SA

              Don't believe the marketing. I spent months finding it all out:


              I’ve just finished cataloguing one by one all the RHD CSL production data (yes I know, hello ladies). It is a fairly arduous process but I don’t know of anyone else that has done it. I will start on the LHD production data next, but as there are more cars it will take me a few months. So in the interim here is a

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                #8
                Looks to be in great condition, wish my flippers looked that clean :thumbs:

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by NBTBRV8 View Post
                  Don't believe the marketing. I spent months finding it all out:


                  https://nam3forum.com/forums/forum/c...on-data-thread
                  Is it not feasible that 5 of the 13 unknown "Oceania" cars went to South Africa to make up the total to 65?

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Mike R View Post
                    Is it not feasible that 5 of the 13 unknown "Oceania" cars went to South Africa to make up the total to 65?
                    No because all South African cars have the country option L824A which would meet local regulations to register a car.

                    The Oceania cars would be Singapore or Hong Kong as they are in the Oceania, SA isn't.

                    It is more than likely that Australia got the extra cars from the SA allocation. Originally they were allocated 23, but ended up getting 27 and this would make sense seeing both markets are RHD.

                    Also it is very apparent from the data that smaller markets get their cars made in batches and all the Oceania cars are made in the same batch to go to the same destination.

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                      #11
                      The car looks great ! :thumbs:

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