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Original Shark - 1989 Bmw M6 on 2040-cars

US $14,900.00
Year:1989 Mileage:70306
Location:

Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada
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ORIGINAL E24 M6, last production year model, overall very good condition, mechanically sound, rust free body,factory "Shadowline" very rare option (body colored bumpers, black grille & trim). M cloth interior in great shape except for tear in left rear seat (was there when bought car) and small crack on dash. Bought the car in spring 2011, the car has been reliable and never let me down.  Selling due to expanding collection.  Sad to sell the Shark but it has been fun. 

Check out my youtube video - Stealth BMW E24 M6

* 5 speed manual
* Catalyzed S38B35 motor 256 HP
* New cross drilled brake rotors fitted with Pagid Ceramic brake pads
* New H&R Sport Springs (removed SLS system [parts incl] with elimination kit) resulting a lowered balance stance
* Plus any worn bushings, suspension parts replaced 
* New Bilstein Sport shock absorbers
* 18" AC Schnitzer Alloys by OZ Racing (clear coat starting to peel, no pitting/curb rash, needs to be refinished, original or black?)
* New Nitto NeoGen 235/40ZR/18 tires
* Full tuneup, valves re-shimmed
* New fuel regulator
* Full Synthetic Engine oil
* Coco mats and dash cover

This M6 is truly a great collector condition car requiring absolutely nothing to enjoy daily.  Over the past years I have been fortunate to sell my cars through ebay to many happy buyers.  This car is awesome value for a true classic which is becoming more difficult to find in original clean condition.  Contact me to discuss shipping and delivery options. Happy driving.
  

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