2002 BMW X5 - Guides & Vanos Done

[RuskiE39]

Hi All,

I've decided to sell our family rig to fund another project (E46 M3), below are the details of the car - please feel free to reach out via PM or on here if I missed anything or you have questions.

Details:
2002 X5 with Sport Package
Tow Package
135,000 - going up as we still drive it
Automatic with the 4.4L
Clean Title
Last 7 of VIN: LH37683
Aux Ready
Front and rear heated seats
PNW car so NO RUST!
Asking Price: $5,500 (OBO)

Any Mods?
It's mostly stock, the only things I have changed on it since purchase has been a set of Style 63 wheels
The muffler has been deleted, sounds nice and aggressive - no drone (video available)
Blacked out hood grill

Maintenance:
Less than 3,000 miles ago Danny Zabolotny (a member on here with over a dozen chain guide jobs under his belt) rebuilt my guides and the Vanos with Beisan Systems seals.
A little after the guide rebuild the valley pan gasket went out so I replaced that along with the hoses and gaskets at the back of the engine.
As you can imagine, guides are a very extensive maintenance procedure so nearly every part that had to come out was cleaned and replaced with OEM equivalent replacement parts. Therefore, it does not leak a drop of oil or coolant.
New tires
Fresh alignment
New control arms
Windshield wipers
Oil changes every 6K using Mann filters
Oil pan gasket

I literally keep every single receipt for all maintenance parts I purchase so I have a log book with over a dozen pages of receipts. Readily available for serious buyers.

Location:
Portland Metro Area, Oregon

Willing to meet?
Yes, mostly anywhere in the Pacific NorthWest - There isn't anywhere I wouldn't drive the car with worry of something breaking.

Photos:

[RedZeddy]

photos?

[Southern740iL]

OP Sold it today (11/16)

[RuskiE39]

OP Sold it today (11/16)

Correct, SOLD!