1998 Bmw Z3 Roadster Convertible 2.8l Factory Hardtop Sport/winter Package 87k on 2040-cars
Carle Place, New York, United States
This is an original Z3 roadster with the rare factory installed hardtop with electronic defroster . It has been well maintained and serviced . It has the factory sport package with the larger 2.8 L / 6 cylinder , larger diameter wheels , and traction control as well as the wider factory rear body as opposed to the 1.9 equipped Z3's . It has the "M" styled leather sport seats both heated and power . The car has full power options including the optional power top . It has the factory optional C.D. changer in trunk and a car cover . Everything works properly including the A/C and heat . No issues with any warning lights , good set of matching tires , and all original body panels with V.I.N numbers present . Car can be easily driven home . The soft top is in great shape , as is the hardtop . Body has a few small dings consistent with a 16 year old car . It has never been wrecked or repaired and is original. It runs and drives well and I would not hesitate to drive it home anywhere . The reserve is just under 8k . The hardtop alone sells here on ebay anywhere between 1800-2500 depending on location/condition/ if hardware for mounting is included . I do not want to sell it separate from the car . This is a very honest nice convertible with all options and well under the 10k for a true sports car .
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