Red E36 M3 Coupe, Original Owner, <29k Miles on 2040-cars
Stamford, Connecticut, United States
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History: I am the original owner. Purchased from Bellevue BMW in Washington. Minimal use as commuter car, mostly highway miles. Condition: < 29K miles, some paint nicks, scratch on lower right air dam, 1st gear notchy until trans is warm, alarm doesn't set (when this was fix previously it was caused by faulty hood closure signal, then faulty taillight), some left rear fender rubbing under load with new Kuhmo tires on OEM wheels (not apparent with Fikse wheels), Yokohama AVS Sport tires on Fikse wheel need to be replaced, hood insulation is missing (varmints ripped it while in winter storage - hasn't been replaced). Features: includes Fikse wheels that enable same width of tire on all 4 corners (255), still smells new, has never seen salt/snow, garaged. Shipping and payment: buyer pays all shipping costs. Deposit dues within 48 hours. |
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