2001 Bmw Z3 Coupe Coupe 2-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Windermere, Florida, United States
2001 BMW Z3 3.0i Coupe with only 62k original miles. This is a rare, hard to find car in very good condition throughout. Exterior is Titanium Silver and Interior is Black/Black Leather Seats. ·
Manual 5-Speed RWD Transmission ·
2-Door Coupe with hatchback ·
6-Cyl, 3.0 Liter ·
Dynamic Control, 4-Wheel ABS ·
Air Conditioning, Power Windows, Power Door
Locks, Cruise Control ·
Power Steering ·
Dual Power Seats ·
Carbon Fiber Interior Trim ·
Black Leather Seats ·
Power Sun Roof ·
17” BBS RK Black Rims, 17x8 et40/et35 ·
Original Rims Included ·
Hankook R-S2 Tires All Around ·
B&G Sport Springs (Original Springs
Included) ·
Front & Side Dual Airbags ·
ZHP Shift Knob ·
UUC Transmission Mounts ·
AM/FM Stereo The Flaws: ·
Minor paint chips ·
Original Harmon Kardon amplifier removed &
not replaced. Nice Radio but could use amp
(available on ebay) ·
Floor mats worn ·
A/C / Heater knob hard to turn initially. Fine when car warmed up That’s it. The car
is great! |
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