2001 Bmw Z3 Roadster Convertible 2.5i - Very Low Miles on 2040-cars
Tucson, Arizona, United States
This is a very low mileage ( 45K) very well kept BMW Z3 2.5I, Arizona car. The car was in an accident and I purchased from an auction. It was a minor front end collision. That bent the hood and damaged the bumber cover. I replaced the Radiator and A/C condenser and repaired the headlight. I also while I was in their and had everything apart replaced the water pump with an all metal pump, new fan and fan clutch and drive belt. I pick up vehichles from time to time that are in good shape at the auction that have minor repair issues. I am selling it as is, I thought about replacing the hood but they run anyplace from $500 at a junk yard or $1100 new from the dealer. And decided I would leave that up to the buyer and price accordingly. If I replace the hood then my wife would want to keep it. These cars book at any place from 11-13K. I am starting this acution as a no reserve starting at $7900.00 highest bidder wins. Winning bidder is repsonisble for shipping, but will accommodate as much as possible. Check out my reviews and my last buyers have been very pleased with the vehichles they have purchased. |
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