2003 Bmw M3 Base Convertible 2-door 3.2l on 2040-cars
Erie, Pennsylvania, United States
2003 BMW M3 Convertible NO RESERVE It is silver with a grey leather interior. It has the SMG transmission (paddle shifters). I've had the car for about two years. In that time, I replaced all 4 tires, as well as the water pump. Oil change was 3,000 miles ago at the BMW dealership. I purchased it with 50,000 miles, and I have only put about 8,000 miles on it. Obviously, the car is stored during winter (November through March). I purchased floor mats, a new alcantera shift knob, a shorty antenna, painted reflectors for the front bumper, new emblems, and the rear trailing arm bushings (common problem). The original owner had an aftermarket backup camera installed. I sold a Nissan 350z to buy this car. The M3 is twice the car that the Z was. I am only selling because we are buying a new house. The top works perfectly and the paint is in great condition. The car spent most of its life in Florida before being purchased in Ohio in 2011 (11,000 miles ago). It's got a DINAN badge, but no DINAN parts (blame the original owner). It has the OEM BMW 19" rims. The car has the factory head unit, aftermarket speakers, an aftermarket Eclipse amplifier, and a 10" subwoofer. Problems: (1) The aluminum mirrors are corroded from the Florida salt water. (2)The rear bumper has a scuff on it. I bought it this way, and will probably fix it as soon as it's out of storage. Please contact me with any questions prior to bidding. I also have the car for sale locally. NO RESERVE, so bid to win! Car is located in Erie, Pennsylvania. |
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