2001 Bmw Z3 2.5 Convertible- Needs Repairs (atlanta Ga) 62556 Mi on 2040-cars
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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5-Speed Shiftable Automatic Transmission Leather Seating Mileage - 62556 miles Soft top convertible working 6 cylinders. Two pair of keys Repair cost: $1800 The car NEEDS repairs. I currently have and estimate of the repairs needed performed by the BMW and another by a private mechanic. If you want to see them I will email them to you. The car does NOT run and need the following repairs: Cylinder Head Cover Gaskets - Replace- medium leak Belts, Drive - Replace (OEM) (missing) Pads and Rotors, Brake (Front) - Replace (OEM) 3mm Radiator Hose - Upper - Replace In terms of cosmetics: The car has a small dent in the trunk. It is difficult to close the trunk but it closes after at least 3 tries. The bumper has some scratches. The doors are difficult to close. THE CAR HAS NOT BEEN INVOLVE IN ACCIDENTS. The repairs are needed because the car overheated two weeks ago. I will provide you with all the information to make this sellling clean. I f you like to repair cars, collect car or take cars to auctions this is the car for you!!! I need to sell it to buy and SUV. I am pregnant and I cannot transport a baby in this car. |
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