Bmw Z3 2.8 L Liter Manual Stick Shift Transmission Convertible 90,000 Miles! on 2040-cars
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This is a beautiful 1998 BMW Z3 with only 90,256 miles! It's always been garaged & looks & runs great! It's in great shape & ready to drive from LA to NYC! I believe in providing as much information as possible to save everyone time. The Good! 1) It has clean & clear California title (Certificate of Ownership) in my name. 2) I also have a CarFax in hand & have attached it below. CarFax is indicating it's worth $1,770 above retail Blue Book! 3) Passed smog within last 90 days so smog not required if sold by end of August. 4) Car runs great! It's a big 2.8L, 189 Horsepower, 6 cylinder engine! 5) It has a 5-speed manual transmission & power convertible top! 6) Tires are in great shape with a lot of miles left. 7) It has a mesh screen between the seats to keep backdraft out. 8) I have a brand new, OEM BMW top for it with the built-in rear window. 9) Handling is awesome! I wonder what the Power to Weight ratio is on this car because it handles so well! The Not So Good! 1) The plastic rear window is missing. The window stitching came out & eventually the entire plastic rear window simply fell out. Therefore I got a new BMW top for it. (see #8 above) However since the roof is in such good shape I would first think of having an upholstery shop stitch in a new rear window & save the new roof/window for later 2) The radio antenna is broken so radio reception is poor. 3) The 3rd brake light fell off & is inside the trunk but works. The bezel didn't break off & is still on on the trunk lid. Only the LED light bar on the inside of the trunk fell off. 4) The passenger door requires a push/pull to open. Not a big issue but requires to lift the handle, push in & then pull out to open. 5) There are 2 driving lights located below the bumper. The drivers' side isn't working. I'm not sure if it's wiring or the bulb. 6) Time for an oil change I've researched all recently sold Z3's on ebay (actual sold prices, no listed) & have priced this car reserve well below those. I want it sold, not relisted. Questons? I check e-mail daily before/after work. Need additional pix of something? Let me know! Shipping? Nope, I'm not shipping her anywhere. But, if you fly into LAX I'll pick you up! Thank you! On Aug-02-14 at 08:05:29 PDT, seller added the following information:
Use the FREE Counters 1 million sellers do - Vendio! On Aug-02-14 at 10:45:16 PDT, seller added the following information: eBay AutoCheck system is giving this Z3 a "72" which is considered "Premium" quality. If you want a reliable, fun, low mileage car then this is for you! It's available for test drive. I'm about 6 miles south of LAX. Thanks! |
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