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2003 Bmw Z4 3.0 Automatic Convertible (m-sport Csl Wheels) on 2040-cars

US $11,870.00
Year:2003 Mileage:91420
Location:

Redondo Beach, California, United States

Redondo Beach, California, United States

In KBB "Good Condition".  Has the usual visual wear and tear that would be associated with any car of this age (paint is good but some chips and dings, interior seats were scratched by prior owner).  However, the car is fully mechanically sound, the engine is in beautiful condition, no leaks.  PLEASE come see the car before buying because I cannot show all the details in photos.  The price I list reflects the condition of the car already.

I am not in a hurry to sell, so no lowballers.  If you want to offer $11,200, that is fine.  I travel a lot, my schedule to meet is limited and this car will sell fast, so come see it before it's gone.  Contact me with your email address and I will be happy to send a ton more pics... some of the pics in this ad are old, the car looks even better now, I am just too busy to upload all the photos, and I really don't care if it sells or not.

Reason for selling is that this is my 2nd "fun" car and since I now travel most of the year, it's just sitting in my garage.  I have owned the car since April 2012 with 85,890 miles, I am the 3rd owner I believe.  Do the math, I have only put about 2,500 miles/year on it.

The car just passed CA smog within the last 60 days, I have the paperwork.

Vehicle has the following repairs/upgrades completed over the last 2 years, plus a fresh oil change within the last 6 months that is not listed below:

Item # Desc Status  Est Cost   Actual Cost 
1 BMW windshield washer fluid Complete  $            4.00
2 Bosch +4 spark plugs Complete  $          35.00
3 Cabin air filter Complete  $          18.00
4 Cross brace front Complete  $       180.00
5 Cross brace rear Complete  $       128.00
6 DICE Media System Complete  $       184.00
7 Differential oil change (Royal Purple 75w-140) Complete  $          56.00
8 Engine air filter Complete  $          27.00
9 Engine cleaning Complete  $            4.00
10 Engine oil change with filter Complete  $          93.00
11 Fire extinguisher Complete  $          40.00
12 First aid kit box Complete  $          36.00
13 Front swaybar and bushing for E46 Complete  $       103.00
14 Fuel injector lubricant Complete  $            4.00
15 H&R springs Complete  $       305.00
16 Haynes manual Complete  $          24.00
17 Homelink Complete  $          37.00
18 LED dome light Complete  $            4.00
19 LED interior lights Complete  $          14.00
20 Marvel oil in engine Complete  $            5.00
21 Msport steering wheel Complete  $       528.00
22 NAV firmware mod Complete  $                 -  
23 New 18" wheels and front tires Complete  $       738.00
24 OBDII cable and software Complete  $          50.00
25 PSU license plate frame Complete  $          16.00
26 Side marker tinting Complete  $                 -  
27 Speaker grille Complete  $          18.00
28 Tire valve caps Complete  $          10.00
29 Warning triangle Complete  $          30.00
30 Wheel cap logos Complete  $          19.00
31 Wheel lock key Complete  $          19.00
32 Windshield cowl Complete  $       117.00
33 Windshield moulding Complete  $          37.00
34 Wipers Complete  $          20.00
35 Bottom pan, pan cover and rear console cover Complete  $       232.00
36 Tail light tint Complete  $          15.00
37 Headlights facelift Complete  $       275.00
38 Worn door handle Complete  $          38.00
 $    3,463.00



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