Turbo 1995 Bmw M3 500+ Whp, Daily Driver, Track Car, Great Cond, Dove Vaders on 2040-cars
Towanda, Kansas, United States
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I have decided to sell my turbo 1995 BMW M3. I have owned this car for a few years and I bought it from a friend of mine who was moving out of country. When bought the car it was bone stock and 133,000 miles on it. I have all the maintenance records as well as the owners manual all of my receipts for everything, and most if not all of the stock parts that came on this car, which will be included with the purchase. The rebuilt engine and Turbo setup has 4k miles on it. Since i purchased it I have done many modifications, replaced OEM parts, and babied this car. The reason I am selling it is for the fact that I am moving to Germany and this car cannot go with me. The car is in great condition for the age, it has a few small dings and rock chips but nothing major (on the hood there are 2 small dents from the inside because the original turbo was to large). The interior of this car is also in awesome condition. When i purchased it it had black vaders which I later replaced with the dove vaders and the rest of the dove interior. Everything inside the car works (A/C is removed but i do have it and the compressor is only a few years old), I replaced the stock radio with a Kenwood and put Harmon/Kardon 6x9s under the rear deck because the stock ones were shot. I also added a Euro 3 spoke steering wheel with ///M color stitching, a ZHP shift knob, Alcantara shift/Parking Brake boot, Turner Motorsport Pedals, Tinted Window 28%, and a Black Suede Headliner. All parts have less than 15k miles on them. Most aftermarket performance parts were purchased from Turner Motorsport, VAC, Bimmerworld, and ECS Tuning, most OEM parts are from the dealer or Pelican Parts. As far as performance modifications go I will list it as follows:
I reserve the right to end the auction at anytime due to the fact it is also for sale locally. I described everything to the best of my knowledge if I remember anything else I will update the ad. |
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