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1995 E36 Bmw M3 Clean Title (77,000 Original Miles) on 2040-cars

Year:1995 Mileage:77000
Location:

Victorville, California, United States

Victorville, California, United States
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 You are bidding on a CLEAN TITLE 1995 E36 BMW M3. You read correctly, the mileage is currently around 77,000. I am the 3nd owner. The interior is beautiful, has no tears, is not faded or cracked ; however,  the door panels need to be redone, just a little separation. The paint is in great shape. There are 2 small dings on the passenger door, some rock chips and some scuff on the side skirts. This M3 comes with every option imaginable. It has the multi button computer, cold weather package, the extremely rare tilt wheel, front license plate delete, shorty rear wheel flaps, ect.. The car’s engine and transmission are completely stock. The BMW has been meticulously maintained and I can provide a huge stack of receipts. It recently had the brakes and rotors replaced, brake fluid flushed, radiator flushed, rear end flushed and all four tires replaced with Bridgestone Potenza’s. The M3 has never been lowered and the only modifications done have been to the suspension and stereo. The mods include the lightweight x brace, turner motorsports adjustable rear sway bar, and a new set of Koni 3 way adjustable struts. The stock stereo has been replaced with a very expensive alpine set up, that includes boston acoustic 5.0 LF components and a custom made and hidden Kicker Free air Sub’s in the trunk. The subs are designed to use the trunk as a speaker box, provide maximum trunk space and the whole set up delivers an amazing balanced sound. The suspension set up has less than 1000 miles on it and makes the car extremely fun to drive. The wheels that were on the car when I purchased it has a matching spare. Every car guy knows that every once in a while you get a car that has something special about it. The previous owner and I kept every receipt and even gave me the original window sticker. Since I have owned the car I have replaced the transmission with an original, (sifts smooth), replaced the right rear wheel bearing, had the headliner redone, replace the fog lights, replaced the battery, replaced the spare, had the AC serviced, after replacing the CATs, passed SMOG with flying colors, passed . There is an issue with the instrument cluster, but I have an extra one, the buyer just needs to take it to the dealer to have them install and reset the mileage.


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