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Autocross Or Track Car , Supercharge Manual on 2040-cars

Year:2006 Mileage:44000
Location:

Oakland, New Jersey, United States

Oakland, New Jersey, United States

 This is a 2006 Mini Cooper S with a 6spd manual and 44000 Miles , Please Read NJ SALVAGE TITLE , the car runs very good pulls hard , drives straight and very fast fun to drive (NO FRAME DAMAGE) , now I got this car of a insurance company the vehicle got involve in a accident and front and rear bumper covers got damage , insurance didnt want to fix and settle with the owner giving the vehicle a salvage title , because Im a dealer I been driving this car since november with my dealer plates , never let me down and great on gas my plans were to make this into a autocross car , but lost my interest so Im trying to get some or all of my money back . So if you plan to use it for track days or autocross you can care less about the title issue , otherwise check with your state I know is possible to register this car if you take it to a state inspection with all the proper paper work and the state police will issue a rebuild title so you can register it , this is what I heard but different states different laws , or if you want to export the car the salvage title is not a problem .
OK so about the car , front and rear bumper have been replace some cosmetic trace of the accident remains behind the bumper covers but it doesnt affect the vehicle , just last week I lost on the highway the front spoiler so it's missing , interior is very good and everything works , there are some damn lights on the dash from sensors , like abs,door open and a check engine light for a vaccum leak , needs one front hood latch  (comes with racing latches new in the pack) and rear gate latch , gate it self will need to get align better for a tight seal .
Engine 100% you can feel a squeal while at idle that goes away as soon as you step on the gas thinking loose belt, Trans and clutch 100% no problems , Windshield has hair cracks about 4 .
Overall is a very nice project in good condition this car will sell for around $8000 you can get for less than half that , NO RESERVE AUCTION HIGHEST BIDDER WINS.

Available for inspection in NJ 07436 

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