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1999 Bmw M3 Modified With Wide Body Kit on 2040-cars

US $15,000.00
Year:1999 Mileage:92500
Location:

Seattle, Washington, United States

Seattle, Washington, United States

Hello!
Up for sale is my one and only custom 1999 BMW M3 5speed manual

I purchased this car stock about 3 years ago as a project.
Currently, it has 92100 miles.

Long story short.

I spent about $15k in aftermarket and OEM parts as upgrades and maintenance. Not including Labor.
I have most of the paperwork for the car since date of purchase.
The wide body kit work with custom paint was done in 2012.
The color design is from Kathan Motorsports in German. (Even I got a confrimation from the company to use their designe.)
Interior is black leather with Sparco harness Bar and 5pt Sparco blue harness for both side.


I can't list all the work here but I have records of what was done.

List for major works since 2011
*Upgrade
Ground Control Coilover $1900
Stage 1 Clutch and flywheel $1300
Custom Exhaust (Very deep not loud) $1000
UUC short shifter with BMW motorsport knob , harmann ebrake handle, m stripe boots $500
LED Headlight with HID 6000k and taillight $500
Custom carbon fiber cold intake with AEM bypass $350
Viper 2 way Alarm with 2 controlers, remote start (also I have 3 keys for the car) $800
Carbon fiber Rear spoiler $900
Sparco Harness Bar with Sparco 4pt camlock racing harness blue (driver and passenger) $800
Widebody kit with flare kit $3000
Custom paint $9000
Beyern mesh 18 inch staggerred set with continental dws front 235/40/18 rear 265/35/18 $2000
Rear trailing arm Limiter kit $100
H&R 30mm spacer for rear and 12mm for front $280
Aluminum under cover $250
Power pulley kit $150

Plus more and more

*Mainternance since 2011
Engine oil change 10w 60 Lique moly full synthetic(made in Germany) with Bosch oil filter every 5000 miles
Front and rear Drilled slot Rotors with ceramic pad
All 4 new brake calipers with hardware
Rear subframe bushings
Rear Right speed sensor
Bosch oxygen sensor all 4
Water pump
Thermostat
Driver belt with tensioner
All pulleys
Coolant flush
Manual Transmission oil Pentosin
Rear differential oil
Door striker
ASC actuator
Bosch 4 tips spark plugs
Valve cover gasket
oil pan gasket
intake gasket
More and more

*NEw battery installed at June 23th 2014 $160
*Emission test passed at May 29th 2014 in Washington

This piece of art is in immaculate condition. No leaks or oil burning. Great reliable car
Also I have some extra parts for this car new and used. will come with a carbon finber trunk spoiler with matched color.

No joy test drive
Serious inquiries only

425 329 9496 Jay (Text prefer )



*update
I am getting lots same questions for this car.
This car got a rebuilt title at 2006 by privious owner. I purchased it at 2011 Jan.
And I had a frame check before I started this project.

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