KiltedMan
08-17-2010, 11:59 PM
Hey guys, I'm selling my Z3 after 5.5 years of ownership. This was my first BMW and man it is a spry little car. I haven't posted here regularly but wanted to put the word out to folks that will really appreciate the automobile.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3617/3377734037_b97758dd79.jpg
Year: 1996
Make: BMW
Model: Z3 Roadster (Convertible)
Color: Arctic Silver
Transmission: 5 speed manual transmission (brand new clutch with less than 100 miles)
Miles: 98.8K
Price: $4500 o.b.o.
VIN - 4USCH7321TLB73666
Cash is OK or a Certified Check from the bank which issues your bank card. Just want to protect myself and be careful, it is not personal.
This 1996 BMW Z3 is a great convertible and fun to drive. It is in "very good" condition, but not "excellent". The car is, after all, 14 years old and the top is showing some signs of wear but overall good condition. I've kept it in good repair, taking it to European Performance on Kirkwood Highway regularly for normal maintenance. I adopted a Great Dane from a local rescue group, padanerescue.com. Big dogs and small cars work for only so long (http://z3links.com/images/PiaZoe.jpg). I ended up purchasing a 7-series to have more room and transport my dog. I'm selling the car because the condo association where I live will not allow me to keep two cars. If I were allowed to keep the Z3, believe me, I would. It's a fantastic car and I love driving it. It has a brand new clutch because the master cylinder and throw-out bearing started making noise then squealed. The clutch had always been stiff but it is light years more smooth and easier to shift. No surprise there, right? Anyway, I kept good care of the car and am looking to sell the car for $4500 or best offer. You can call European Performance or take it for a test drive to your mechanic. The BMW toolkit in the trunk has all parts. The car comes with all manuals and all keys, even the dinky plastic one for valet parking. You will also get the Bentley Repair Manual for the BMW Z3 (http://www.amazon.com/BMW-Z3-Service-Manual-1996-2002/dp/B000AP64PK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=automotive&qid=1282089878&sr=8-1). It's a great reference guide as you all know.
I really hate to give up this car but want to make sure it gets to a good home. If I could keep it, I would. :-(
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3617/3377734037_b97758dd79.jpg
Year: 1996
Make: BMW
Model: Z3 Roadster (Convertible)
Color: Arctic Silver
Transmission: 5 speed manual transmission (brand new clutch with less than 100 miles)
Miles: 98.8K
Price: $4500 o.b.o.
VIN - 4USCH7321TLB73666
Cash is OK or a Certified Check from the bank which issues your bank card. Just want to protect myself and be careful, it is not personal.
This 1996 BMW Z3 is a great convertible and fun to drive. It is in "very good" condition, but not "excellent". The car is, after all, 14 years old and the top is showing some signs of wear but overall good condition. I've kept it in good repair, taking it to European Performance on Kirkwood Highway regularly for normal maintenance. I adopted a Great Dane from a local rescue group, padanerescue.com. Big dogs and small cars work for only so long (http://z3links.com/images/PiaZoe.jpg). I ended up purchasing a 7-series to have more room and transport my dog. I'm selling the car because the condo association where I live will not allow me to keep two cars. If I were allowed to keep the Z3, believe me, I would. It's a fantastic car and I love driving it. It has a brand new clutch because the master cylinder and throw-out bearing started making noise then squealed. The clutch had always been stiff but it is light years more smooth and easier to shift. No surprise there, right? Anyway, I kept good care of the car and am looking to sell the car for $4500 or best offer. You can call European Performance or take it for a test drive to your mechanic. The BMW toolkit in the trunk has all parts. The car comes with all manuals and all keys, even the dinky plastic one for valet parking. You will also get the Bentley Repair Manual for the BMW Z3 (http://www.amazon.com/BMW-Z3-Service-Manual-1996-2002/dp/B000AP64PK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=automotive&qid=1282089878&sr=8-1). It's a great reference guide as you all know.
I really hate to give up this car but want to make sure it gets to a good home. If I could keep it, I would. :-(