1999 Bmw Z3 M Coupe Coupe 2-door 3.2l on 2040-cars
Fair Oaks, California, United States
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After doing all I could in trying to keep it, its just doesn't make any sense to. Its quite literally the best car I have ever owned. I have had the car since July and I have had zero problems with it. It's a 1999 M Coupe with around 147k miles. I am the third owner but the car does have a Ca salvaged title in my name. I do have all the before pictures to show the damage. The car runs absolutely perfect and has very little issues. The exterior is about a 9.5/10 and the interior is about 8.5/10. No expense was spared to bring this car back to great condition. The car has recently had a full tune-up (spark plugs, oil, filters) and I have recently (past three months) have done the following. Full shifter assembly rebuild New valve cover gasket New gear oil Full aluminum mushimoto radiator Spal electric fan conversion New water pump New thermostat New power-steering pump Rebuilt and resprayed headlights Ddm tuning 55w hid's Tinted windows Full repaint and covered with PPG clear coat New LeatherZ armrest and new shift boot New M shift knob Cluster "Dim Light" rebuild Moving seat rebuild Seat tilt mod New HVAC control light bulbs Kenwood kdc-x997 Bluetooth deck with stream and talk capabilities New oem motor mounts New oem transmission mounts New oem Guibo ECIS carb legal intake Scorpion matte grilles Depo dark bumper and fender lights New oem M Logo black floor mats P.O did the control arm bushings, tie rods Tires have about 40 percent left and all four roadstars have ZERO curb-rash. I'm pretty sure there is more but that's all I can think of right now. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at 916/202/3441 
Before Pictures: 
As you can see, no frame damage, no airbag deployment, no motor damage. Strictly cosmetic. The bad: The car had a small oil leak so I traced it back to the valve cover. I replaced the valve cover and the leak almost stopped entirely. I see a couple oil drops every few days and have traced it back to what I believe is a faulty oil pan gasket. The oil leak is extremely minor and wanted whomever is interested to know. |
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