2004 Bmw 760li Base Sedan 4-door 6.0l V12 (not 750li 750 745) on 2040-cars
Orlando, Florida, United States
Hello,
Selling my 2004 BMW 760li. Very rare car with very low mileage (74,030). I bought it with the intension of getting it fixed at a local body shop but simple don't have the time to get it done and ended up getting another car. Definitely a good deal for someone who has the time to fix it. Very nice interior and loaded with options.
The car starts and runs great. The impact was the the driver side of the car. Also, it looks like the driver hit the curb on the passenger side.
Please contact me for more details and please only send me an offer if you are willing to buy the car. I can help with arranging the shipping if needed.
Thanks for looking!
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