1998 Bmw 323i 323ic Convertible Coupe 2.5l 98 No Reserve on 2040-cars
Effingham, South Carolina, United States
Here is an incredibly nice 1998 BMW 323ic Convertible with a
5 speed transmission. I have driven this car for the last two weeks personally
and enjoyed every single second of it. She has 141k miles and drives like a
dream. The only light on is the brake pad indicator but the breaks feel fine to
me. The engine runs great and has a surprising amount of power when you ask for
it. The clutch feels great and every gear feels good and shifts great. The air
is absolutely ice cold in her and I have actually had to turn it down a bit
even on the days when it was 100 degrees outside. The power tops appears to
have a newer canvas top that is in very good condition with only one or two
small areas of wear & works exactly as it should. Also we have had a lot of
rain here lately and have not seen a drip inside so I do not believe there are
any leaks on the top. The power windows all work except for the driver window
as I believe it requires a new motor. The interior is very clean for a car of
this age and is in good condition. The leather is in very nice condition with
no major signs of wear or tears. There are a 3 pieces of trim that will need
replaced two are plastic speaker surrounds and an airbag emblem is missing all
can be had on eBay for around $25.00. The black paint is in good condition as
well with only a few minor rock chips but nothing major. There are no signs of clear
coat damage anywhere. The body is very straight and there are no signs of rust
anywhere. There are a few minor dings that I believe a paintless dent
profession could easily remove. One is
on the passenger door near the handle and the other two on the rear deck lid.
If you have any question please don’t hesitate to call or text me at
843-617-8077 but please remember that I am on the east coast and there is a
time difference depending where you are calling from. I own a small car lot in
South Carolina and have sold a few of these convertible 3 series and this is by
far the best running nicest one I have come across in the last few years. |
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