Bmw Z3 1997 Roadster, Manual Transmission , Convertible on 2040-cars
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
Bought this BMW Z3 on October 2010 and has slept since then into a garage .
Runs perfect mechanically with no problems at all . No smoke, nor funny smells, very clean inside . Top is in perfectly working condition . Opened only during a few nights in Florida since during the day is too hot . All services has been done in proper time. Need to sell it because cannot fit my little daughter in the front with seat car, so need to buy a 4 door car now . You won't find a 50,127 miles Z3 in this condition anywhere . I love sport cars so I took very well care of it . Have driven only 22,000 miles on it since bought it because I work from home . I will be using it until selling time so I wrote 50,200 miles on description above but it is actually 50,127 . AA just found out a few days ago is blowing hot air only, not cold so needs to be fixed . A few scratches on front bumper passenger side are easy to be repaired, difficult to be seen though(shown on picture) . It is a 5 speed manual transmission which makes it very fun to be driven . Driver seat shows wear but not ripped since it has been used always with a seat cover (shown on pictures), beautiful real leather color. Have substituted the original radio for a Pioneer with CD as shown on picture but still have the 1st. one in hands if buyer prefers it . Original owner's manual, Dealers Directory books still with me (shown on pictures). Available 1 master key with light, 2nd. master key without light and a spare key for storage in a safe place, all shown on pictures . Motor 1.9 so super economic but still running fast on Highway . After all, Car is in very good condition and shows very little exterior wear for its 17 years old and never had an accident thanks G ...!!! |
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