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2006 Bmw M5 Repairable!!!! Clean Title!!!! Low Miles!!!! on 2040-cars

US $19,000.00
Year:2006 Mileage:47000
Location:

United States

United States

FOR SALE 2006 BMW M5. This car was i a accident as you can see in pictures, I purchased this car from the man who wrecked it ,he lost his job so he  canceled his insurance to save money til he found a new job... bad idea... not long after he was in a car accident and the car was not covered.
I got the car to fix up for my self last fall, but i started a business this spring and need to buy a mini excavator so I'm selling it as is and unfinished.
The GOOD.
 The engine runs great and the transmission shifts great
the seats are in great shape
has clean title
22'' rare bmw wheels with almost new tread
stage 3 air intakes
3'' cat back exhaust
KBB value is around $30,000
REPLACED
I replaced both passenger doors,lower control arm,rear strut ass.,repaired fender,right side skirt,new battery,and some other parts that i can't remember right now.
THE BAD
It needs passenger rocker panel from back of the front door to the rear quarter panel.
rear quarter panel has damage as well
needs gas tank it has a tear in it
rear bumper has some minor damage
 it needs radiator support
wheel airbag,roof bags and drivers door bag
and some other interior parts and front end parts, like washer fluid tank, one headlight squirter and 2 park sensors.
for more questions call or text Mark @ 814-381-six6six8. thanks for looking




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