1998 Bmw Z3 M Roadster Convertible 245hp 2-door 5-speed Amnual 3.2l on 2040-cars
Camas, Washington, United States
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I purchased this vehicle from a family friend in September 2008 with approximately 4,500 miles on it at that time. The vehicle is all original with the exception of the CD Player. I installed a stock BMW single disc CD player so that I could install an iPod connection, but I still have the original cassette deck. The only other modification is a Dinan chip installed by the original owner at the time of purchase. He state the estimated an increase in horsepower is between 5 and 10. As far as cosmetics, there are some minor scratches on each wheel and some scratches underneath the front bumper. I've touched up the scratches using Dr. ColorChip. As far a mechanical, the power relay unit on the passenger seat needs to be replaced. This is how I purchased it from the original owner. The seat is in the far back position so it has not been an issue. The current tires have approximately 6,000 miles on them. This car has always been garaged and consistently serviced. It has never been wrecked and has a clean title.
Please contact me if you have any questions. Thank you. |
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