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1997 Bmw Z3 Roadster Convertible 2-door 2.8l on 2040-cars

Year:1997 Mileage:115678
Location:

Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, United States

Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, United States

Up for sale is my 1997 BMW Z3. The car is in overall "good" condition. The car is not a daily driver. I usually drive less than 300 miles a month. It is a blast to drive! The tires have 3,000 miles on them. I replaced the antenna, antenna grommet, fixed saggy glove box, replaced leather on driver's seat left bolster, and replaced the radio with Pioneer radio. The top is original and lets the car down a bit cosmetically. It shows wear but does not leak. The door pull on driver's door is broke at the top. A new OEM one costs around $120 but, this doesn't effect the use of door. The seats have the "back and forth" play that is common on these cars. I do have the repair kit that needs to be installed. I will give this to the successful bidder. The driver's seat power button switch is broke. The seat still moves forward and back but, you can not lower the bottom. This does not effect the recline function. The fuel gauge is not always accurate. The needle jumps around if you smack the binnacle. The low fuel light is not effected and functions 100%. I believe this is either the gauge or a bad connection. The brakes have a little noise when applied. This is due to sitting. You can see a little rust built up on them. You can see in the pics this is not severe. I just drove the car 300+ miles with no issue. I would drive this car anywhere. The car has a couple of dings, chips and small dents. I think it still looks good for it's age. I also have the tonneau cover for the top when it's down. Honestly If you are looking for a nice car that needs a little TLC, this is a good car for you! Thanks for looking.

No warranties. As is / where is…

This is one of four cars I have. One of two BMW verts. Time to thin the fleet!

Rob 717-343-5754

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