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2004 Mini Cooper S Ultra Clean Only 31k Miles! Garaged & Pampered Entire Life! on 2040-cars

Year:2004 Mileage:31500
Location:

Argyle, Texas, United States

Argyle, Texas, United States

Here's the story...

I really hate to sell this thing but my loss is your GAIN. I just had my 2nd child and really, I have no use for this car. I could keep it around for another 12 years and wait for my oldest daughter to get her license. But life is short. I mean, it's a very clean car. She has EXTREMELY low mileage and runs like a champ. I just need something bigger and I'd rather not dip too much into my savings if you know what I mean.

So I decided just to see what I could get for it. If it's what I want, I'll let her (Elenor)  go.

Whoever get's this car will be really REALLY happy. No joke.

I will say the ONLY thing or flaw that she has is a few rock chips and a small scratch in the bumper. Nothing major at all. Very minute for a 2004 car. 

The gloss is 100% the glass is 100%. The engine is ultra clean and runs like a kitten and catnip, plenty of meat on the new tires that I had put on about a year ago. The interior is flawless. Nobody ever sat in the back. Just my 6 year old girl maybe 3 times.

The suspension is solid. She rides and steers like a 125cc go-cart. CD player and AC is A-OK 100%. The exhaust is stock and sounds nice (was planning on getting a cat-back kit and install the supercharger at the same time. Plus get the ECU chip. That will totally transform this little machine to hold it's own with the big boys. Not that she isn't peppy as she sit's right now!

You'll get all the looks on the road with her custom painted inferno-red side view mirrors. She stands out from the crowd. She even gets the attention of owners of the new S model (which I don't care for. They got to bulky in my opinion). That's how clean she looks. 

She really looks like a new Mini S if you didn't know the difference in the model changes over the years.

Anyway, you're bidding on "one hell of a Mini S"  Check out the pictures!

Good luck and talk soon!

P.S. I'll be adding more pictures within a day! So come back and check them out!

Tony


On Sep-12-14 at 07:11:51 PDT, seller added the following information:

I said " I was planning on getting a cat-back kit and install the supercharger at the same time. Plus get the ECU chip"


What I meant to say was "I planned to install the upgraded supercharger pully kit that usually gets you about 15-25 more BHP". I haven't had time to do it so I will include the new upgrade pully kit and belt with the sale.




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