1997 Bmw Z3 Roadster Convertible 2-door 1.9l on 2040-cars
State College, Pennsylvania, United States
1997 BMW Z3 convertible. Winter is finally over and it's time to drop the top and enjoy spring!
With only 99,000 miles on the odometer, this Z3 runs like the day it rolled off the assembly line. You can't beat German engineering. Here's the scoop on this terrific 5 speed roadster. - New top put on last summer. - Runs flawlessly. - Handles flawlessly. - Current inspection, plenty of life left on the tires. The passenger seat stitching should be redone, but there are no tears on rips in the seats. The clear coat on the passenger door had a small spot that was peeling, so a professional body shop re-cleared the door. $7500 or best offer. I'd also entertain trades - up or down, cars/trucks/motorcycles/four wheelers/kayaks/whatever you have, so email me and let's see what we can do! Please check my feedback and bid with confidence. I've sold cars, motorcycles and RVs during my time on Ebay, with prices as high as $55,000. My reputation means everything, and and I'll make sure things go right and smooth. There's no warranty, but feel free to take it for a drive and/or take it to a local mechanic. Thanks! |
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