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2003 Bmw 745i Custom7 Series Body Kit Mod 22'' Rims Show Customized Ac Schnitzer on 2040-cars

US $15,000.00
Year:2003 Mileage:91500 Color:
Location:

Cudahy, Wisconsin, United States

Cudahy, Wisconsin, United States

I am selling a custom 745i with a complete custom AC SCHNITZER bodykit (10k+ invested). Over 20k invested in upgrades for the car. Car is interior is in extremely good condition  as is the exterior. I have owned the car for over  1.5 years and am the third owner, brought it in  FL. Car has every optional package winter package, convenience package, premium sound, Nav and so on... Ac Schnitzer front spoiler, Ac Schnitzer side skirts, AC Schnitzer roof spoiler, AC Schnitzer exhaust, and AC Schnitzer trunk spoiler. Calipers were powder coated red. 22" black HELO (5,000) custom wheels are installed with 265/30/22 front tires, 295/30/22 rear tires. Tires have approximately 90% tread left on them. Upgraded to the new "blue" angel eyes headlights. Transmission was replaced by Fields  BMW 14k miles ago at the cost of 15k covered  by warranty (have paperwork). New battery (3-08-13) and it comes with a 3 year warranty. Car was serviced. Car is very powerful and runs  perfect. Car is lowered with H&R springs. Has integrated phone for hands free and bluetooth, Everything is voice activated, soft close doors and power shades all the way around, tinted  windows, heated seats, parking sensor,  aftermarket Kicker solobaric subwoofer and kicker amp added to factory system and much more. This car has am interior that is a 9.5 out of 10 as well as exterior 9.5 out 10 perfect not one flaw! Installed new rotors and pads. Car looks and drives new. Blacked out head lights and tail lights I get complements everywhere I go. I will also entertain offers. Car does have dash lights on because it was triggered by installing a backup camera. Also, currently  check engine light is on because of secondary 
air injection system (P0492 and P0491). Recently passed  emissions in May.  Clean title and no liens

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