2002 Bmw M3 Base Convertible 2-door 3.2l on 2040-cars
Coatesville, Pennsylvania, United States
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I have my beloved 2002 BMW M3 for sale! I would rather not sell her but my wife and I are having a child so I bought a more practical vehicle. The car has just been taken out of storage after my deployment with the Marines. I am the third owner of this vehicle, title in hand. All of the owners including myself babied this car from the beginning, garage kept; it has not even been driven in the rain during its life!!! It’s very clean for its age. Black on grey, six speed manual coupe with 55,000 miles. Thats incredible for a car thats 12 years old. She has A LOT of aftermarket parts. Umnitza Angel Eyes BiXenon headlights auto leveling, Oil change every 3k miles, royal purple Synchromax tranny fluid (to smooth out the shifts), Turner Tuning sub-frame reinforcements (to correct the infamous sub-frame ripping), Supersprint type headers, Magnaflow full exhaust X pipe, mechanical 02 simulators, upgraded 4:10 differential, custom short shift kit (shorter throws without the notchiness), AFE intake system, upgraded spark plugs, new coil packs, clutch delay valve removed, clutch stop, Vorsteiner GTR carbon fiber hood, Active Autowerke performance software upgrade, Vorsteiner diffuser, OEM BMW sport trunk spoiler, Reiger Tuning roof spoiler, blacked out kidney grills, painted bumper reflectors, molded brake duct inserts, upgraded industrial ballasts for angel eyes, HID fog light conversion, tinted windows, brushed aluminum trim inside, smoked corner lights, Turner Tuning aluminum race pedals, Bilstein PSS9 fully ride height and damper adjustable coil-over suspension system, Maya STM staggered fitment wheels. New summer performance tires on front and rear. New fuel filter and cabin air filter installed. Other extras included. Willing to consider REASONABLE offers, I know what the car is worth. 610- three nine two one two zero one. |
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