2008 Bmw 135i Twin Turbo, Convertable on 2040-cars
Miami Beach, Florida, United States
Up for sale my personal project car! 2008 135i twin turbo 320 HP,black exterior on black interior, convertible, super low miles 35k only.. unfortunately will be locating and wont be able to start working on this car! bought this car from insurance company with salvage title due rare quarter damage, car runs and drives.. engine is super clean and in original condition, 2008 M3 Package Complete, automatic, keyless entr?e, push engine start, full exusht system sound deep! 18's M3 wheels, missing one! HID HALO LIGHTS, complete LED's entire car in and out, LED M3 LOGO when open doors, BLUETOOTH, ALL POWERS, AUTOMATIC, LOGIC SEVEN, EXCELLENT CONDITION..
could help to locate parts, quarter panel from BMW Braman price $480 and few parts that are not expensive! you could come and check the car out and drive it! im only asking what I paid for in the auction! losing already $800 shipping to Miami! my lose your gain! want last..car worth $26k in the market ... 786-387-8607end_of_the_skype_highlightin |
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