1995 Bmw M3: Hellrot Red- Great Service History, Modifications, And Car. on 2040-cars
Tampa, Florida, United States
Selling my 1995 BMW M3 because of an upcoming move from FL to CO (no room
The car has had a fairly extensive service history and has only been driven as a weekend car for the last two years. The odometer reads at 192,xxx miles. I have records dating back over a decade for this car and can provide documentation if requested. I will list the modifications and any major work done. There has been plenty of other parts replaced here and there. Bilstein PSS9 Coilovers OEM LTW Motorsports Front Strut Bar Racing Dynamics Rear strut tower bar Racing Dynamics sway bars OEM X-brace Conforti Intake Active Autowerke Gen III exhaust Euro HFM 21.5lb injectors Corbeaus CR1s BBS CH's (real) Clears all around Pioneer 4800 head unit Pioneer front and rear speakers Audiobahn tweeter speakers (need to be installed) UUC Short shift kit UUC lightweight fly wheel M5 clutch kit Dinan Stage III ECU Euro head lights (laminx is old) VDO Gauges (need to be reconnected) Stage II Dr. Vanos unit JTD oil distribution block Cross drilled rotors Calipers painted with red epoxy Intake Aluminum JTD rear shock mounts ZCP shift knob UUC suede tri-color stitched shift boot This week I replaced the AC fan (runs strong and cold!), battery, and had the driver door panel fixed (had bubbled). I also had it detailed in and out. Opportunities: -Clear coat separation (see photos) -Needs sun roof switch cover replaced -Door panel bubbled on passenger -Shadowline trim could be repainted. -Emblems fell off from heat. Selling as is. This car is fast, fun, and is glued to the road. Have fun looking and feel free to ask questions. |
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