2003 Bmw M3 Base Convertible 2-door 3.2l on 2040-cars
Brooklyn, New York, United States
Im selling my BMW M3 2003 convertible with approx 39k on dash, not actual miles. This car was salvaged and was rebuilt which means it went through NY state inspection and is cleared legally for the streets. I have the title in hand. The vehicle runs and drives, very quick, I use it as my daily driver. There are rear bilstein shocks, the shifter will be removed and OEM shift will be put back on.The reason I'm selling is because I need a bigger vehicle. The vehicle has some lights on as seen in the pictures, airbag light which bags were replaced and needs to be reset, the Engine Light went on for code p0128 (Thermostat), which I replaced last week and a couple more. The heater/AC doesnt work on the car. The windshield washer pump is shot. The convertible top works fine, the inner liner on each corner has a tear which are in the pictures. Besides that the car runs and drives fine. The motor runs smooth, oil change every 3000 miles Bmw castrol 10w60. No engine or transmission leaks. Any questions send me a message, car sold AS IS. Local pick up, buyer is responsible for all shipping arrangements and fees with the car.
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