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THREAD DOES NOT CONFORM To THE CARS FOR SALE FORUM RULES
Year: 2003
Make: BMW
Model: M3
Price: $15000
Mileage: 145000
Color: Carbon Black
Location (State/Prov): CA
Mileage is high, yes, but I do not foresee any problems with it in the near future. I've listed what I recommend needs to be replaced by the new owner below, but aside from that, this car and engine just broke in. :thumbsup2:
As mentioned, I did about 3 track days last year and upgraded accordingly starting this year. I was only able to attend two track days this year, so the parts have barely seen any use. The car is track ready, but can easily be daily driven as it currently is. Getting in and out of the seats is the only tricky part.
Maintenance has always, always been done way before it was due. Oil changes always using TWS 10W-60, original clutch and drivetrain components still had lots of life left when upgraded, and all the maintenance items were using OE parts when appropriate and upgraded components where necessary.
2003 BMW M3
Carbon Black
6-Speed
Clean Title (Title in hand)
No Accidents
No Rust
145k
Cooling
- Coolant Hoses
- Fan Clutch
- Radiator
- Thermostat 80C
- Water Pump
- Accessory Belt
- Air Filter (Upgraded to AFE)
- Cabin Filter
- Fuel Filter
- Vanos Filter
Mechanical
- Cam Gear Bolts
- Spark Plugs (NGK Iridium IX)
- Valve Adjustment
- CPV O-Ring
- Rear Main Seal
- Valve Cover Gasket
- Vanos Seals/Gasket
- Oil Level Sensor
- Oil Temperature Sensor
- Outside Temperature Sensor
- Center Support Bearing
- Clutch Throw Out Bearing
- Clutch Pilot Bearing
- Flex Disc
- Shifter Housing Bushing
- Shifter Arm Rear Support Bushing
- E 28 Transmission Mount Bushings (Upgraded)
- Cooling: BMW Coolant
- Engine Oil & Filter: 10W-60 TWS (Always)
- Transmission: Redline 75W140NS Gear Oil & Redline MT-90
- Differential: BMW SAF-XJ +FM Booster
Upgraded Components
Suspension
- Ground Control Street/Track Coilovers 550F/650R
- Ground Control Street Adjustable Camber Plates
- Ground Control RSM "Tall"
- Ground Control Weight Jacks
- Ground Control Front Sway Bar Endlinks - Adjustable
- Rear Lower Control Arms - Adjustable
- Stoptech ST-40 355mm Front BBK
- Stoptech 355x32mm Slotted 2-Piece Floating Rotors
- Stoptech SS Lines Front & Rear
- Stoptech Street Performance Pads Front (only 3 months old)
- Performance Friction 01 Pads (included)
- Ferodo DS2500 Rear Pads
- Platte Forme a.g Cooling Duct Backing Plates
- Bimmerworld Carbon Fiber Brake Ducts
- Clutchmaster Stage 4 Clutch & Pressure Plate
- Clutchmaster 10lb Aluminum Flywheel
- BMW Performance SSK
- BMW Performance Knob & Alcantara Boot
- UUC Double-Shear Selector Rod
- Euro Headers Ceramic Coated
- Modified Section 1 w/ Additional Factory Resonator
- AFE Drop In Filter
- AFE Intake Elbow
- AKG Shifter Bushings
- AKG 90A Subframe Bushings
- AKG Brass Clutch & Brake Pedal Bushing Set
- Clutch Stop
- Rogue Engineering Track Rear Trailing Arm Bushings
- OE FCAB
- Kirk 4-Point Bolt-in (Painted Anthracite Metallic)
- Mason 3-Piece Rear Strut Bar (Steel)
- Mason Floor Support (Steel)
- Bimmerworld Subframe Reinforcement Plates
- Bimmerworld 75mm Extended Studs & Lugs
- Motion Motorsport Aluminum Underpanel
- BMW European Center Tray
- Sparco Evo Racing Seats
- Sparco Aluminum Side Mounts
- Sparco Seat Sliders
- Sparco Floor Mount
- Rear Seat Delete
- BSW P&P Speaker Components (Rainbow Version)
- BMW Auxiliary Adapter
- BigCrank AGM LTW Battery
- Phillips 4300k 85122+ Xenon
- 55% 3M FX Premium Window Tint
- BMW Headlight Lenses (replaced)
- BMW Amber Corners (Original/Smoked included)
- BMW Amber Sidemarkers
- BMW Amber LED Tail Lights
- BMW European Convex Sideview Mirrors
- Khoalty Matte Black Kidney Grills
- Khoalty Matte Black Side Grills
- Color Matched Reflectors
- Enkei NTO3M 18x10 +25 Powdercoated Satin Black
- Hankook V12 Front 265/35/18 80%
- Hankook V12 Rear 285/35/18 65%
There are many more minute items which I replaced that aren't worth cluttering the thread, but will make the new owners life a lot easier. Things like new trunk struts, coding the LED's, interior bits, etc.
The car does have the Vanos solenoid code and will need the DrVanos replacement. This is $300 and he refunds you $150 once you ship your stock unit back. The cold idle fluctuates a little due to it. There are no adverse effects on the engine.
The driver seat also has a rip from wear by the hip area, and the interior is missing the e-brake boot. I had bought an E9X boot as the seller promised it would fit. It didn't and I threw away the stock boot in process.
The sunroof slider is also making noises. I pulled the plug as I don't use it and don't want someone accidentally making it worse as it's a common part that fails on E46's.
I also had 2 small dents removed via Paintless Dent Removal from the guys at Beach Cities, Huntington Beach. One of the best out there. The front bumper does show some age, but it's not faded. A professional polish would make this car blend in fairly well with most of the "garage" queens out there. It's not perfect, but it's no eyesore by any means. It's a car that's meant to be driven.
Rear fenders are also professionally rolled and cut by Tony.
As previously mentioned, a lot of the interior plastic components had a nick or two were replaced with brand new OEM parts. From the sun glass holder storage, center console, and the euro tray. The rear view mirror has also been replaced with the revised version as the stock ones are problematic. The dash and doors are in great condition. A pillars have also been replaced with brand new OEM pillars as they cloth was starting to shrink in the far corner. The steering wheel does show a little wear on top and the passenger side door handle plastic has a little imperfection. I was planning on doing a 3M vinyl wrap, but never got around to it.
Radio works great, A/C blows cold, power windows all work great. The gauges and interior lights all function.
This car isn't for everyone and not everyone will find value in the modifications, I understand. I was planning on bringing the car back to stock and listing it, but I figured it was worth a shot listing it up the way I had it envisioned as someone else may be looking for just that. It would save them a lot of time and money wasted in process.
Also, I'm flexible on removing certain parts and adjusting the price accordingly. For example if you don't want the wheels or brakes, I can swap those out.
This car is located in Southern California, 91307.
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Asking price is $15,000 as is.
Only trade I will take is a clean E39 M5 which I can add cash on top.
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Please resubmit your thread using this standardized new thread format, which will make it easier for buyers to find the information they want and also enhance the prospects of selling the car. Please read the Members Cars For Sale: Rules and Regulations thread for more information. This thread has been closed.
The following information should be the first thing posted in the first post. Copy and paste items 1-12 below, with the number and the description in its entirety and start the thread with the information filled in. If you don't know or don't care to answer just put a reason for not replying. You may add additional information after items 1-12 are posted. Even though some of the info may already be entered, this will allow you to fine-tune it, like obo, etc.
1. Price:
2. Mileage:
3. Color, Transmission-auto or manual, Navi:
4. Reason for selling:
5. Location: (Also, please enter the location of the car in the thread title.)
6. Pictures:
7. Are you the first owner? If not, how many owners were there (to the best of your knowledge)?
8a. Title is clean/clear/rebuilt/salvage/if other, explain further (select one):
8b. Do you have title in hand or it is being held by a lienholder:
9. VIN (would be nice to have but I can understand that some people do not want to publicly post this):
10. Modifications:
11. Service record:
12. If leased, provide details, such as length of lease, payoff amount, etc.
Check some of the recently posted threads for examples of how the thread should look when properly prepared.
The following information should be the first thing posted in the first post. Copy and paste items 1-12 below, with the number and the description in its entirety and start the thread with the information filled in. If you don't know or don't care to answer just put a reason for not replying. You may add additional information after items 1-12 are posted. Even though some of the info may already be entered, this will allow you to fine-tune it, like obo, etc.
1. Price:
2. Mileage:
3. Color, Transmission-auto or manual, Navi:
4. Reason for selling:
5. Location: (Also, please enter the location of the car in the thread title.)
6. Pictures:
7. Are you the first owner? If not, how many owners were there (to the best of your knowledge)?
8a. Title is clean/clear/rebuilt/salvage/if other, explain further (select one):
8b. Do you have title in hand or it is being held by a lienholder:
9. VIN (would be nice to have but I can understand that some people do not want to publicly post this):
10. Modifications:
11. Service record:
12. If leased, provide details, such as length of lease, payoff amount, etc.
Check some of the recently posted threads for examples of how the thread should look when properly prepared.
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