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Bmw 645ci Convertible No Reserve on 2040-cars

Year:2004 Mileage:63000
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 NO RESERVE!!!!!!Up for sale is a beautiful 2004 BMW 645ci convertible with only 63,000 original miles. NO reserve  for a quick sale due to the fact that I already purchased a new truck. I absolutely love this car, pure pleasure to drive. The car is in excellent mechanical condition and the body and interior as well. I would rate this car a 9 out of  a 10. The only reason I give it a 9 is because it has a tiny ding on the right back quarter panel and a scuff on the front right spoiler and rocker panel. Car comes with the 19" OEM wheels and tires and have a couple small curb rashes on them. The car also comes with a set of 22" wheels and tires in excellent condition. they're still like new and only have about 1500 miles on them. I took them off and the car now has the OEM rims on it because I was going to trade my car in when I purchased my new truck and dealers don't give you more money for aftermarket wheels and tires, but you know how that goes..... they wanted to give me next to nothing for it on trade so I'm selling it on my own. The car has new adjustable shocks, a class 1 hitch, (great for a bike rack) black axle back exhaust with carbon fiber tips. Carbon fiber license plate frames, carbon fiber badges and black front and side grills. Oil and filter just changed as well as the front brake pads.  I'm financing the car through Chase and will need to pay off my balance for the title. feel free to contact me through ebay you can call or text me for a quicker response to any questions Corey 8186355557.

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