1999 Bmw M Roadster on 2040-cars
New Smyrna Beach, Florida, United States
The car is in great condition and as a 5 speed transmission and I had just put a brand-new clutch in the car three months ago and it is very economical and very fast. It also has a new HD Battery and when it was installed the radio now has to be reset with the code from dealerYou will will you yet what was he united the only other. So. The only reason why I am selling the car is I no longer have any use for a convertible because I have cancer and have to stay out of the sun. This is a really nice car and the Kelly blue book price is $13,827 on this car. I let a gal test drive it and she hit a curb parking ie and it has a damaged right front bumper and i reduced the price $ 5000.00.
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