The build reportedly cost up to $125,000, nearly half of which went to Gemballa’s custom work.
Its last known sighting was in 2003, abandoned and covered in dust behind razor wire in Baghdad, with a U.S. soldier pictured beside it.
carstr on Nostr: In 1985, Gemballa transformed a canary-yellow BMW 635CSi into a one-of-a-kind beast, ...
In 1985, Gemballa transformed a canary-yellow BMW 635CSi into a one-of-a-kind beast, reportedly for Uday Hussein, Saddam’s son. The car featured a handmade widebody kit, quad exhausts, Recaro seats, and a gadget-packed interior including a built-in TV.
The build reportedly cost up to $125,000, nearly half of which went to Gemballa’s custom work.
Its last known sighting was in 2003, abandoned and covered in dust behind razor wire in Baghdad, with a U.S. soldier pictured beside it.
The build reportedly cost up to $125,000, nearly half of which went to Gemballa’s custom work.
Its last known sighting was in 2003, abandoned and covered in dust behind razor wire in Baghdad, with a U.S. soldier pictured beside it.